Attempted to load class "IntegrationConfiguration"

[mage-monk]

Using Pimcore 6.0

composer require divante-ltd/pimcore-magento2-bridge:dev-develop-v2

getting below error :

Attempted to load class "IntegrationConfiguration" from namespace "Pimcore\Model\DataObject".
Did you forget a "use" statement for "Divante\MagentoIntegrationBundle\Domain\DataObject\IntegrationConfiguration"?

[mage-monk]

Do we have solution to fix this?

[mage-monk]

Made the changes in installer.php and it worked for me

* @copyright Copyright (c) 2018 DIVANTE (https://divante.co) */ namespace Divante\MagentoIntegrationBundle\Migrations; use Divante\MagentoIntegrationBundle\Domain\IntegrationConfiguration\IntegrationHelper; use Doctrine\DBAL\Migrations\Version; use Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\Schema; use Pimcore\Cache; use Pimcore\Db\Connection; use Pimcore\Extension\Bundle\Installer\MigrationInstaller; use Pimcore\Migrations\MigrationManager; use Pimcore\Model\DataObject; use Pimcore\Model\Property\Predefined; use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Bundle\BundleInterface; use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Config\FileLocator; use Symfony\Component\Process\Process; use Pimcore\Model\DataObject\ClassDefinition; use Pimcore\Model\DataObject\ClassDefinition\Service; /** * Class Installer * @Package Divante\MagentoIntegrationBundle\Migrations */ class Installer extends MigrationInstaller { const CONFIGURATION_CLASS_NAME = 'IntegrationConfiguration'; /** @var FileLocator */ protected $fileLocator; private $installSourcesPath; /** * @var array */ private $classesToInstall = [ 'IntegrationConfiguration' => 'IntegrationConfiguration' ]; /** * @param BundleInterface $bundle * @param Connection $connection * @param MigrationManager $migrationManager * @param FileLocator $fileLocator */ public function __construct( BundleInterface $bundle, Connection $connection, MigrationManager $migrationManager, FileLocator $fileLocator ) { $this->fileLocator = $fileLocator; $this->installSourcesPath = __DIR__ . '/../Resources/install'; parent::__construct($bundle, $connection, $migrationManager); } /** * @param Schema $schema * @param Version $version */ public function migrateInstall(Schema $schema, Version $version): void { if (!Predefined::getByKey(IntegrationHelper::PRODUCT_TYPE_CONFIGURABLE_ATTRIBUTE) instanceof Predefined) { $propertyData = [ 'name' => 'Configurable Attributes', 'key' => IntegrationHelper::PRODUCT_TYPE_CONFIGURABLE_ATTRIBUTE, 'ctype' => 'object', 'type' => 'text', 'inheritable' => true ]; $property = Predefined::create(); $property->setValues($propertyData); $property->save(); } Cache::disable(); $this->installClasses(); // $classDefinition = $this->locateClassDefinitionFile(); // $command = ['bin/console', 'pimcore:definition:import:class', $classDefinition]; // $process = new Process($command, PIMCORE_PROJECT_ROOT); // $process->setTimeout(0); // $process->run(); // $this->outputWriter->write($process->getOutput()); Cache::enable(); if (!file_exists(PIMCORE_LOG_DIRECTORY . '/magento2-connector')) { mkdir(PIMCORE_LOG_DIRECTORY . '/magento2-connector', 0740); } $this->createSampleObject(); } /** * @return string */ protected function locateClassDefinitionFile(): string { $filename = '@DivanteMagentoIntegrationBundle/Resources/install/classes/class_IntegrationConfiguration_export.json'; return $this->fileLocator->locate($filename); } protected function createSampleObject() { $object = new DataObject\IntegrationConfiguration(); $object->setParent(DataObject\Service::createFolderByPath('/integration-configuration')); $object->setPublished(false); $object->setOmitMandatoryCheck(true); $object->setKey('magento-configuration'); $object->save(); } private function getClassesToInstall(): array { $result = []; foreach (array_keys($this->classesToInstall) as $className) { $filename = sprintf('class_%s_export.json', $className); $path = $this->installSourcesPath . '/classes/' . $filename; $path = realpath($path); if (false === $path || !is_file($path)) { throw new AbortMigrationException(sprintf( 'Class export for class "%s" was expected in "%s" but file does not exist', $className, $path )); } $result[$className] = $path; } return $result; } private function installClasses() { $classes = $this->getClassesToInstall(); $mapping = $this->classesToInstall; foreach ($classes as $key => $path) { $class = ClassDefinition::getByName($key); if ($class) { $this->outputWriter->write(sprintf( ' WARNING: Skipping class "%s" as it already exists', $key )); continue; } $class = new ClassDefinition(); $classId = $mapping[$key]; $class->setName($key); $class->setId($classId); $data = file_get_contents($path); $success = Service::importClassDefinitionFromJson($class, $data, false, true); if (!$success) { throw new AbortMigrationException(sprintf( 'Failed to create class "%s"', $key )); } } } /** * @param Schema $schema * @param Version $version */ public function migrateUninstall(Schema $schema, Version $version): void { Cache::disable(); $class = DataObject\ClassDefinition::getByName(static::CONFIGURATION_CLASS_NAME); if ($class) { $class->delete(); } Cache::enable(); rmdir(PIMCORE_LOG_DIRECTORY . '/magento2-connector'); } }

[prugala]

@prince0212 Could you create Pull Request with changes?

[mage-monk]

sure will do the needful

[jantomicky]

I am getting the same error on an already running instance (since 2020). After running composer update and attempting to edit existing configuration object in the Pimcore UI / admin:

Attempted to load class "IntegrationConfiguration" from namespace "Divante\MagentoIntegrationBundle\Model\DataObject". Did you forget a "use" statement for another namespace?

I can't access the configuration object, as the error breaks the Pimcore UI. Doesn't look like namespacing is the problem here? This is on PHP 7.4 and Symfony 4.4 so this could be namespacing / autoloading issue(?)

[jantomicky]

Related to #105 and #110, the package does not comply with PSR-4, so Composer 2 won't autoload the necessary classes.
A fix has been commited to the develop-v2 branch only.
An easy solution is to downgrade Composer to V1 (composer self-update --1) and running composer update, then all classes autoload properly.