I'm running into this as well.  The problem is that ClassPathUtils seems designed for Linux:

String[] split = uriString.split(":");
 if(split.length != 3) {
    log.error(String.format("Unexpected resource scheme: '%s'. Resource '%s' not copied.", uriString, classPathSource));
    return;
 }

The Windows path to the JAR file will begin with "C:\..." which contains a semi-colon, so the split results in 4 Strings, rather than the 3 that are expected.

Hi All,

I have slightly modified the ClassPathUtil.java to make it work for Windows OS.

Please find below the code snippet.

Let me know if this works for you.

Code :

.....

log.info("JAR copy for resource '" + asset.toString() + "'.");

String[] split = uriString.split(":");

String[] jarname = null;

/** Start : Correction done for Windows */
            if(split.length == 3)
            jarname = split[2].split("!");
            else if(split.length == 4)
            jarname = (split[2]+ ":\\" + split[3]).split("!");
            else{
            log.error(String.format("Unexpected resource scheme: '%s'. Resource '%s' not copied.", uriString, classPathSource));
                return;
            }
/** End : Correction done for Windows */

if(jarname.length != 2) {
                log.error(String.format("Unexpected resource scheme: '%s'. Resource '%s' not copied.", uriString, classPathSource));
            }

  ...

}