org.eclipse.jetty.util.log.* has been removed from Jetty

[youcangetme]

Describe the bug

The logging facility in Jetty was never mean to be used directly but somehow it was used in io.obswebsocket.community.client.OBSRemoteControllerBuilder. Since the Jetty team removed this entire package, applications using the newer versions of these libraries conflict and obs-websocket-java fails to start.

Please see here; jetty/jetty.project#4572

Code Sample

obsRemoteController = OBSRemoteController.builder().host(host) // Default host
		.port(port) // Default port
		.password(pword) // Provide your password here
		.connectionTimeout(timeout) // Seconds the client will wait for OBS to respond
		.lifecycle()                              // Add some lifecycle callbacks
        .onReady(this::onReady)                   // Add onReady callback
        .and()                                    // Build the LifecycleListenerBuilder
        .registerEventListener(StudioModeStateChangedEvent.class,
            this::onStudioModeStateChanged)       // Register a StudioModeStateChangedEvent
        .build();   

Expected behavior

The OBS Client starts.

Additional context

Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/eclipse/jetty/util/log/Log
at org.eclipse.jetty.websocket.client.WebSocketClient.(WebSocketClient.java:70) ~[websocket-client-9.4.49.v20220914.jar:9.4.49.v20220914]
at io.obswebsocket.community.client.OBSRemoteControllerBuilder.(OBSRemoteControllerBuilder.java:26) ~[client-2.0.0.jar:na]
at io.obswebsocket.community.client.OBSRemoteController.builder(OBSRemoteController.java:80) ~[client-2.0.0.jar:na]

[nicoasi]

I there a way to use obs-websocket-java nowadays ? I'm trying to use it in my Java 17 maven project but without success because of this...

[youcangetme]

I use Spring's websockets and go direct to OBS. Use Jackson's JsonNodes to parse that payload until you narrow down the object structure and then you can make it concrete. This library is not supported and it's poorly written in the first place.

[ChristopheCVB]

I use Spring's websockets and go direct to OBS. Use Jackson's JsonNodes to parse that payload until you narrow down the object structure and then you can make it concrete. This library is not supported and it's poorly written in the first place.

Feel free to write one that is not and open a PR, then I can make you owner of this repo

[youcangetme]

Feel free to write one that is not and open a PR, then I can make you owner of this repo

Thank you for the offer however I must decline. Gradle is a deal breaker. I don't hate Gradle but I do remove it whenever I encounter it.