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The tests didn’t fail but rather the imports can’t seem to be found

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So i added the scope in the main pom as here https://github.com/METS-Programme/openmrs-module-aijar/commit/b79b8a355f63f8b1351599e6e044eda5223e7e84#diff-600376dffeb79835ede4a0b285078036R414 but without much success yet. @dkayiwa

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Then you probably did more than i said. If you only added scope as provided to a dependency that did not have scope at all, it should not result into any compilation error.

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I have done your suggestion here…imports are fine now.

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Can you now confirm that on compiling your module, the omod’s lib folder does not have any webservicerest jars?

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@dkayiwa I only found the aijar.jar in this path D:\ugandaEMR\openmrs-module-aijar\omod\target\aijar-3.0.2-SNAPSHOT\lib. Is this folder you meant?

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Unzip the compile omod and look in the lib folder.

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huh :thinking: which software unzips .omod ?

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@dkayiwa I have succeded to unzip it and there is only the aijar-jar in the lib folder

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Are all your changes committed?

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@dkayiwa Yes they are…

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Can you now compile, install that module, restart OpenMRS and tell us what happens?

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@dkayiwa I still hung at EhCache…

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This must be the source of the problem: https://github.com/METS-Programme/openmrs-module-aijar/blob/5e34868471b200d065f1c4bc9b41cf2206aa5b05/omod/src/main/java/org/openmrs/module/aijar/web/controller/AppointmentCountController.java#L25

You should not access Context.getAdministrationService() like that. Do it in a method.

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Thanks @dkayiwa Let me try it out and see.

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Finally…Thanks @dkayiwa That solved it.