NoSuchMethodError for PatientService.getProblems

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#1

Hello all

I’m new here, I’m trying to get Problems from Specific Patient with this two-line of code :

Patient patient = Context.getPatientService().getPatientByUuid(patientId);

List problems = Context.getPatientService().getProblems(patient.getPerson());

and get the error like this :

Caused by: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.openmrs.api.PatientService.getProblems(Lorg/openmrs/Person;)Ljava/util/List; at org.openmrs.module.cwmrs.auditlog.fragment.controller.EncounterFragmentController.controller(EncounterFragmentController.java:41) … 91 more

Any idea what happens? Note: this error also occurs when getting Allergy by patient

#2

Hi @lykuong,

PatientService#getProblems(..) was removed as part of this commit for TRUNK-4747 and was released as part of Core 2.0.0.

I am guessing that you are building a module that depends on a version of Core < 2.0.0 and then you face this error at runtime against Core ≥ 2.0.0?

#3

i’m still confuse the term Core 2.0.0 , does it refer to "OpenMRS platform " or “Core Apps Module” ?

I found this on my server :

OpenMRS platform : 2.3.2 Build 437b7f

Core Apps Module : v 1.31.0

Reference Application Module : v2.11.0

#4

What I referred to is OpenMRS Platform, which is thus version 2.3.2.

The module you’re attempting to run on that instance was compiled and built against a much older version of the Platform. Hence the error you bumped into.

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#5

Hey @lykuong use this branch GitHub - openmrs/openmrs-core at 2.3.2. I am personally using this from last one month working with no issue in my case.

And for modules use 2.11.0. Thanks

#6

OpenMrs core means the platform that you are using (openmrs.war) and additionally you are plugging the different modules as per your need, which is referred as Reference Application Modules.

#7

Hi @mksd thanks for the explanation

so is there any solution to this problem ? or should I upgrade the platform to a higher one?

#8

Hi @lykuong,

As a dependency in your custom module? Yes, if you want to keep using it with more recent versions of Core, such as 2.3.2 that you seem to be running.

#9

@all it work, I just change the dependency in the module to 2.3.2 that all. thank for your help guy!

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