Gary Rowe
Gary Rowe
I've just encountered this issue myself. It appeared after I experimented with multiple wallets.
I also heard about people needing this here: https://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=26718.msg336624#msg336624
It could be that the first letter of the class name is lowercase, along with its file name.
+1 Just ran into this as well. I've added a manual workaround but a proper fix would be good.
Here's a link to my workaround that seems to be OK in production use: https://github.com/bitcoin-solutions/multibit-website/blob/develop/src/main/java/org/multibit/site/servlets/SafeHeadersRequest.java
Thanks for reporting this. That code hasn't changed beyond documentation since inception so I'm inclined to suspect the underlying compilation of the `hidapi` library. Can you give some more detail...
If you have time, could you review issue #97 which provides a lot of information regarding Ubuntu and hidraw/libusb.
Can you verify if you're using the latest `develop-SNAPSHOT` release please?
Thanks for the additional information. Does your device need any kind of initialisation to get it started? You might find the `Fido2AuthenticationExample` useful if you haven't already researched it.
Looking over your output, it appears that there is a reference to `hid4java-0.8.0.jar` when the current latest release is `0.7.0` - could be a typo. In general `hid4java` is referenced...