java.io.FileNotFoundException: index.html.tpl (No such file or directory)

[jwjordan]

I'm running this on a Mac, and the service appears to start correctly when I run:

java -Xmx2g -jar reconcile-csv-0.1.2.jar qb.csv "location_name" "id"

but as soon as I add the standard reconciliation service in OpenRefine, I get the following Java error:

2016-05-06 10:46:12.517:WARN:oejs.AbstractHttpConnection:/?callback=jQuery17208426656776573509_1462545445994&_=1462545972389
java.io.FileNotFoundException: index.html.tpl (No such file or directory)

[elfatherbrown]

Yup. Same here. Im on osx el capitan if that helps

[elfatherbrown]

No no. Sorry, im a dummy. I was adding http://localhost:8000 and not http://localhost:8000/reconcile . Close it!

:D

[gitonthescene]

I think more people will run into this because the output looks like this:

$ java -Xmx2g -jar reconcile-csv-0.1.2.jar senators-new.tsv itemLabel item
javaStarting CSV Reconciliation service
Point refine to http://localhost:8000 as reconciliation service

[mattmartin26]

I just committed the same error!! Would be great if that output was updated.

[gitonthescene]

@mattmartin26 - It looks like this project hasn’t been modified in years. You might want to give csv-revoncile a try which is a bit more active and written in Python.

[ianengelbrecht]

I got this same issue. Would be nice to have that output in the console updated with the correct url

[tfmorris]

This comment is still very relevant: #26 (comment)
There's also this about the author: https://discuss.okfn.org/t/remembering-michael-bauer/1166

Bottom line - switch to a service which has maintainers.