I installed Jetty 7 and configured it correcty for IdP Shibboleth following this guide:

But when i try to start Jetty I get this error:

NoClassDefFoundError: org/w3c/dom/ElementTraversal

To resolve this issue i need to install the ElementTraversal dependency and include it on my classpath.
But how can i accomplish this? Do i need to download this Class [ElementTraversal.class] or a .jar file? and where i can place it? in the JETTY_HOME? Do I need to export the CLASSPATH?

Can someone help me?
Thank you so much!

4 Answers

It looks like ElementTraversal is part of xml-apis-2.10.0.jar which should have been provided with your Shibboleth installation.

So if you were following these instructions you should also have followed this step:

Endorse Xerces and Xalan by creating the directory JETTY_HOME/lib/endorsed/ and copy the .jar files included in the IdP source endorsed/ directory into the newly created directory.

So long as you copied all the jar files appropriately, it should be okay. My guess is that you missed out that step - or perhaps only copied the jar files with Xalan or Xerces in the name, and missed the other two.

8

In my case the problem was fixed by changing xml-apis version from 1.3.04 to 1.4.01.

BTW, version 2.10.0 doesn't exist in Maven Central (I'm curious where did Jon Skeet find it).

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Add this in your file, to resolve the dependency:

 <dependency> <groupId>xml-apis</groupId> <artifactId>xml-apis</artifactId> <version>1.4.01</version> </dependency>
1

In my case, it was gradle-spoon-plugin. None of the solutions did help. What we could do was just remove it totally from the project.

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