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> Same problem for me; here is what I have determined ...
>
> - The root cause of the problem is that the classpath that Eclipse uses at
> runtime contains mutiple definitions of the same vfs-providers.xml file.
> The exception below indicates that multiple providers were registered for
> "ofbiz-home" for example.
>
> - If you remove vfs-providers.xml for your workspace and execute you will
> get a different variation of this exception (but this one related to "thick"
> or something like that). I exploded the webslinger-20090630- ... jar and it
> indeed had an vfs-providers.xml file that contained a definition for that
> scheme (in fact there were two). Not sure if it was this instance of the
> file or somewhere in my classpath the xml providers file has been included
> again.
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> At this point I elected just to run without webslinger (since it is not
> something I am using right now). Since this is starting up containers, the
> easiest thing was for me to comment out the commons-vfs-container and
> webslinger-container. I do not understand the entire impact of this, but at
> least I could run ofbiz and start debugging through Eclipse again.
>
> Perhaps a webslinger expert could weigh in on a way to avoid this problem in
> Eclipse?
>
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> Ashish Vijaywargiya-4 wrote:
>>
>> In past I was able to run OFBiz inside Eclipse.
>> I tried to start OFBiz from Start.java file with Debug as --> Java
>> Application option in Eclipse.
>> But now a days I am getting following error.
>>
>> Caused by: org.apache.commons.vfs.FileSystemException: Multiple providers
>> registered for URL scheme "ofbiz-home".
>>
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