Just from glancing it looks like its telling you whats wrong org.somecompany.domain.api.accounting.WsAccountingDataSubResourceController is not registered for reflection. You need to add @RegisterForReflection to your MongoDB classes.
The thing is, I don't use mongodb at all. It seems to be referenced in hibernate itself as an optional dependency, but we don't use that. I would assume that this optional dependency is handled by the Quarkus hibernate extension, if needed.
There seems to be something similar happening with jax-ws (soap client), which I do use, but I'd expect Quarkus cxf to handle that.
Discussed in https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkus/discussions/38601
Just from glancing it looks like its telling you whats wrong
org.somecompany.domain.api.accounting.WsAccountingDataSubResourceController
is not registered for reflection. You need to add@RegisterForReflection
to your MongoDB classes.The thing is, I don't use mongodb at all. It seems to be referenced in hibernate itself as an optional dependency, but we don't use that. I would assume that this optional dependency is handled by the Quarkus hibernate extension, if needed.
There seems to be something similar happening with jax-ws (soap client), which I do use, but I'd expect Quarkus cxf to handle that.
Maybe I am not seeing it but I just looked at your mvn dependency tree and I don't see MogoDB anywhere at all?
Yes, that's what I mean. Hibernate seems to reference some classes of MongoDB but has no explicit dependency on it.
Can anyone help me on this?