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[pvlnsk]

Good day! How can I remove domino-slf4j-logger from a project? I have a single-module gwt + Spring Boot project and I have a conflict of SLF4J implementations. NPE when calling the logger. Class not loaded : elemental2.dom.DomGlobal. I use gradle for building.

java.lang.NullPointerException
	at org.dominokit.domino.logger.ConsoleLoggerAdapter.lambda$info$9(ConsoleLoggerAdapter.java:171)
	at org.dominokit.domino.logger.ConsoleLoggerAdapter.formatAndLog(ConsoleLoggerAdapter.java:271)
	at org.dominokit.domino.logger.ConsoleLoggerAdapter.info(ConsoleLoggerAdapter.java:171)

What can I do?

[vegegoku]

Just to understand the problem here, were talking about a case in which we have a mixed classpath between client and server, right?

[pvlnsk]

Just to understand the problem here, were talking about a case in which we have a mixed classpath between client and server, right?

yes

[foal]

For Gradle try to add to your project build.gradle

dependencies {
    compileOnly 'org.dominokit:domino-slf4j-logger:1.0.1'
}

[vegegoku]

pushed a new snapshot 1.0.2-SNAPSHOT can you please test with that, if things works and we have no issues we will do a release

[pvlnsk]

gwt ('org.jresearch.gwt.time:org.jresearch.gwt.time:2.0.5'){
    exclude group: "org.dominokit", module: "domino-slf4j-logger"
}
compileOnly "org.dominokit:domino-slf4j-logger:1.0.2-SNAPSHOT"

It worked for me, thanks a lot for the promptness