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Hi,
I wanted to try MS Outlook Java Module using Custom Code to process specific emails which are coming to a mailbox.
I was able to complete the below pre-requisites with the help of the documentation - https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/22.1/rpa-7.13/custom_code/configurator.html
JDK Version - 1.8.0_221
Maven Version - 3.6.3
IDE - Eclipse Neon
Post this, I had created a new Robotic Process using blank template. The project which got downloaded was extracted and imported as a Maven project. After importing, I got an error message as mentioned below -
"No marketplace entries found to handle jidoka-maven-plugin:8.1.0:generate-resources in Eclipse. Please see Help for more information."
The overview of my pom.xml is as mentioned in the below screenshot.
Within the pom.xml, I was able to see the error - "Plugin execution not covered by lifecycle configuration: com.novayre.jidoka:jidoka-maven-plugin:8.1.0:generate-resources (execution: generate-resources, phase: generate-resources)"
Please help me resolve this error.
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Have you gone through the development setup and set up your maven API key? https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/22.1/rpa-8.1/custom_code/configurator.html
Getting this set up will make sure you can pull the necessary dependencies
Hi Danny,
Yes, I had used the configurator for the guided set up of JDK, JAVA_HOME Variable and Maven. The above mentioned error is coming up when I add the project as a Maven project within my IDE.
Try removing the entire plugin section
Deepak Devarajan - Have you succeeded ? If so could you enlighten the step by step process please ?
velmurugank - I was not able to fix this issue. Instead of working with custom code, I had implemented browser automation using RPA and started accessing emails through outlook for web.