gzoller
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4 years ago More info:
- Confirmed the same error with JDK13 running against 2.56.
- Confirmed the error goes away when I remove the fast-serialization dependency (which is a net change of about 8 lines of code). My JDK 13 is an Oracle JDK.
- For good measure I also looked at both of these JDK installations and confirmed that java.sql is in the list of installed modules (which it should be, but I wanted to confirm anyway).
- Confirmed (without fast-serialization dependency) that I can successfully include a java.sql.Date value in my code (compiled and ran)
I'm using the latest 3.0.1 build, which seems to be built with JDK 14, correct? (Tried building my app with JDK 13 and got an error that fast-serialization was using newer bytecode).
I got a compile exception above. I'm using openjdk version 14.0.1.
I don't use Date class in any of my code and neither do my dependencies. Any ideas what it might be?