apache spark - Unresolved dependency with xgboost library in scala -


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i've added xgboost jar files in library , modules in project structure. (i built jar files source mentioned in documentation). can't seem able resolve dependency it. i've tried run dependency included in build sbt file , taken out (since jars included in library , dependencies via project structure). both seem failing. sort of compatibility issue? running scala 2.11.8 , spark 2.1.0. dependencies included in sequence follows: 

"ml.dmlc" %% "xgboost4j" % "0.7", "ml.dmlc" %% "xgboost4j-spark" % "0.7"

i seem missing not sure what. ideas?

i tried publish jar suggested following error:

    sbt.resolveexception: unresolved dependency: ml.dmlc#xgboost4j_2.11;0.7: not found unresolved dependency: ml.dmlc#xgboost4j-spark_2.11;0.7: not found         @ sbt.ivyactions$.sbt$ivyactions$$resolve(ivyactions.scala:313)         @ sbt.ivyactions$$anonfun$updateeither$1.apply(ivyactions.scala:191)         @ sbt.ivyactions$$anonfun$updateeither$1.apply(ivyactions.scala:168)         @ sbt.ivysbt$module$$anonfun$withmodule$1.apply(ivy.scala:156)         @ sbt.ivysbt$module$$anonfun$withmodule$1.apply(ivy.scala:156)         @ sbt.ivysbt$$anonfun$withivy$1.apply(ivy.scala:133)         @ sbt.ivysbt.sbt$ivysbt$$action$1(ivy.scala:57)         @ sbt.ivysbt$$anon$4.call(ivy.scala:65)         @ xsbt.boot.locks$globallock.withchannel$1(locks.scala:93)         @ xsbt.boot.locks$globallock.xsbt$boot$locks$globallock$$withchannelretries$1(locks.scala:78)         @ xsbt.boot.locks$globallock$$anonfun$withfilelock$1.apply(locks.scala:97)         @ xsbt.boot.using$.withresource(using.scala:10)         @ xsbt.boot.using$.apply(using.scala:9)         @ xsbt.boot.locks$globallock.ignoringdeadlockavoided(locks.scala:58)         @ xsbt.boot.locks$globallock.withlock(locks.scala:48)         @ xsbt.boot.locks$.apply0(locks.scala:31)         @ xsbt.boot.locks$.apply(locks.scala:28)         @ sbt.ivysbt.withdefaultlogger(ivy.scala:65)         @ sbt.ivysbt.withivy(ivy.scala:128)         @ sbt.ivysbt.withivy(ivy.scala:125)         @ sbt.ivysbt$module.withmodule(ivy.scala:156)         @ sbt.ivyactions$.updateeither(ivyactions.scala:168)         @ sbt.classpaths$$anonfun$sbt$classpaths$$work$1$1.apply(defaults.scala:1439)         @ sbt.classpaths$$anonfun$sbt$classpaths$$work$1$1.apply(defaults.scala:1435)         @ sbt.classpaths$$anonfun$dowork$1$1$$anonfun$90.apply(defaults.scala:1470)         @ sbt.classpaths$$anonfun$dowork$1$1$$anonfun$90.apply(defaults.scala:1468)         @ sbt.tracked$$anonfun$lastoutput$1.apply(tracked.scala:37)         @ sbt.classpaths$$anonfun$dowork$1$1.apply(defaults.scala:1473)         @ sbt.classpaths$$anonfun$dowork$1$1.apply(defaults.scala:1467)         @ sbt.tracked$$anonfun$inputchanged$1.apply(tracked.scala:60)         @ sbt.classpaths$.cachedupdate(defaults.scala:1490)         @ sbt.classpaths$$anonfun$updatetask$1.apply(defaults.scala:1417)         @ sbt.classpaths$$anonfun$updatetask$1.apply(defaults.scala:1369)         @ scala.function1$$anonfun$compose$1.apply(function1.scala:47)         @ sbt.$tilde$greater$$anonfun$$u2219$1.apply(typefunctions.scala:40)         @ sbt.std.transform$$anon$4.work(system.scala:63)         @ sbt.execute$$anonfun$submit$1$$anonfun$apply$1.apply(execute.scala:228)         @ sbt.execute$$anonfun$submit$1$$anonfun$apply$1.apply(execute.scala:228)         @ sbt.errorhandling$.wideconvert(errorhandling.scala:17)         @ sbt.execute.work(execute.scala:237)         @ sbt.execute$$anonfun$submit$1.apply(execute.scala:228)         @ sbt.execute$$anonfun$submit$1.apply(execute.scala:228)         @ sbt.concurrentrestrictions$$anon$4$$anonfun$1.apply(concurrentrestrictions.scala:159)         @ sbt.completionservice$$anon$2.call(completionservice.scala:28)         @ java.util.concurrent.futuretask.run(futuretask.java:266)         @ java.util.concurrent.executors$runnableadapter.call(executors.java:511)         @ java.util.concurrent.futuretask.run(futuretask.java:266)         @ java.util.concurrent.threadpoolexecutor.runworker(threadpoolexecutor.java:1142)         @ java.util.concurrent.threadpoolexecutor$worker.run(threadpoolexecutor.java:617)         @ java.lang.thread.run(thread.java:745) [error] (*:update) sbt.resolveexception: unresolved dependency: ml.dmlc#xgboost4j_2.11;0.7: not found [error] unresolved dependency: ml.dmlc#xgboost4j-spark_2.11;0.7: not found [error] total time: 24 s, completed aug 15, 2017 12:40:52 pm

the dependency should have 1 % there. 

"ml.dmlc" % "xgboost4j" % "0.7", "ml.dmlc" % "xgboost4j-spark" % "0.7"

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