SBM tool - migrate-stateless-ejb isssue

[L-G-v1]

Describe the bug
Running the migrate-stateless-ejb from the terminal in Windows/Linux, is making SBM to throw this error:
ERROR o.s.sbm.java.impl.OpenRewriteMember - Could not get Type for annotation: 'EJB' while comparing with 'javax.inject.Inject'.

SBM Version
0.11 and 0.11.1 , since the application is using Java 11 and not Java 17

SBM Application
Shell

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run SBM shell.
2. Run scan on the project
3. Run: apply migrate-stateless-ejb
4. See error that looks like: ERROR o.s.sbm.java.impl.OpenRewriteMember - Could not get Type for annotation: 'EJB' while comparing with 'javax.inject.Inject'.

Expected behavior
I've would expect for all the @ejb to be migrated to @Autowired

Screenshots

Stacktrace
There isn't any stacktrace, except the error that appears in the terminal:
ERROR o.s.sbm.java.impl.OpenRewriteMember - Could not get Type for annotation: 'EJB' while comparing with 'javax.inject.Inject'.

[fabapp2]

Thanks for reporting and giving SBM a try @brebDevv 🚀

What I learn from your issue is that SBM should allow using JDK versions supported by OpenRewrite and not force you to an outdated version. I will create a new issue for this.
I assume it's not easy for you to switch to JDK 17 and use a recent version of SBM, or?

[L-G-v1]

HI @fabapp2 . Unfortunately it's not easy to upgrade to JDK17. That's why I've tried with SBM versions: 0.11 and 0.11.1 , since I've seen that from 0.12 -> 0.14 it requires only the JDK 17.

[L-G-v1]

Hi @fabapp2 . I've managed to upgrade the project to JDK-17. I've used the SBM-0.14, and applied the following command: apply migrate-jax-rs . After around 5 minutes hanging, I've received the same error again:

But even though that error appeared, the JAX-RS annotation were replaced by spring ones and spring-boot-starter was added. So I guess it did the job.

Please give a sign, if you manage to fix these errors.

Really appreciate it,
brebDevv

[fabapp2]

Hi @brebDevv
please excuse my delayed reply.
This error indicates that the type for Inject could not be resolved.
You could check if the dependency is there and if it's broken.
Or just delete the dir under ~/.m2/reposuitory/javax/inject/... and ~/.rewrite/cache and see if the dependency gets downloaded. The recipe should then run.
I'll close this issue for now, hoping it's solved for you. Please reopen if the error persists.