petrjencek

Unfortunately the code which is trying to open the DTD schema using dbf url is contained in jasper reports which I'm just including into my project and therefore I'm not...

When I executed the same code directly I found out that the url is on a specific place in jar file (specifically `jar:file:/C:/Users/jencek/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/net.sf.jasperreports/jasperreports/6.12.2/c358a8529f7a92ca3780f397b1cdc8a12cc9ab92/jasperreports-6.12.2.jar!/net/sf/jasperreports/engine/dtds/jasperreport-dtd-compat.xsd`), so it is buried in the depths...

Thank you very much, I'll try the workaround you've suggested. If this workaround worked then there's no need to hurry - I could live with that until it is resolved...

I removed jasperreports from the dependencies of my project (I use gradle to build one jar containing my code together with all dependencies). Then I set pljava.classpath using the following...

Thank you very much, I've implemented the workaround using `pljava.vmoptions` in 1.6.0 and after several minor changes in dependencies it worked quite smoothly. Since features provided by PL/java in our...

Currently we use mainly Windows 2016 Standard (64bit) together with PostgreSQL 10 (64bit) downloaded from https://www.enterprisedb.com/downloads/postgres-postgresql-downloads (probably built on MSVC - I used it to compile PL/java which works with...