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I found the solution to the problem. I just put the following property in unitils.properties and everything is working perfectly fine now.

The only way that's possible is if you have mismatched versions of jetty-io and jetty-util classes.

Run this code (in your project) to figure out where the classes are (it will report all locations, even if they are in multiple locations):

That article is using an older Dropwizard version when it was still using Jersey 1.x. Since you are using a newer version that uses 2.x, the way to do it now is to use a ContainerRequestFilter. You can get the resource information by injecting ResourceInfo. In Jersey 1.x the RequestDispatcher was used as there was so such thing as a ResourceInfo at that time, so this was a way to get the resource class and resource method.

If you are using MySQL database, you might be facing the following problem: https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HHH-10490

Change the following line:

One simple solution:

• I would use properties to pass in those arguments on the command line
• Add a @BeforeClass method to your testcase ... and there you turn to the properties, and read all required values from there.

In other words: you call your testcase with some -Darg1:value1 values; and your testcase does lookup "arg1"; and stores the provided value into some fields AO and AM for example.

Of course, you have to rework your code a bit; and the tricky part might be about variable types here (properties are all strings; but you probably want int, float, ... variables). Going on step further, you could simply create a helper class that provides methods like:

Single ivy module multi project gradle build is given in this tutorial: https://gist.github.com/BorePlusPlus/4145778

There is a complete example with demonstration which is publishing with a multi-project build: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/publishing_ivy.html#publishing_ivy:example

Hope this will clarify your ivy and gradle combination for multi project.

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The problem was that Unitils uses commons-logging to print logs, and I am using SLF4J in my project. I solved the problem changing the dependency of SLF4J