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Better way will be using tag. Dependency management will make sure the version will be maintained even if some other transitive dependency brings higher version of the dependency.

Usage:

You are likely facing this issue, @newoneim, because you are using a more recent version of Java.

Recently some CVEs were found in XStream, requiring it to change its approach to serializing. Previously, it simply de-/serialized everything by reflection, assuming it had the freedom to read everything, now you need to tell XStream which classes it can check through reflection.

This post from AxonIQ's forum explains this predicament in more detail.

Now, what can you do to solve it? Well, using the JacksonSerializer would be a simple step. Weirdly enough, I would expect that your configuration would've picked up that you have set the JacksonSerializer for all serializers.

My hunch is that the combination of the Mongo and Kafka Extension from Axon Framework doesn't correctly set the JacksonSerializer on your MongoTokenStore. Note that this is a hunch as we're missing the entire stack trace. However, it's the TokenStore dealing with TrackingTokens. And, it are the KafkaTrackingTokens that fail to serialize properly.

Note that the Mongo Extension from Axon Framework does not have a Spring Boot Auto Configuration. Thus, the settings you're using in your application.properties file aren't automatically picked up by any of the Mongo-extension-specific classes you built. Unless you're wiring them yourself, that is.

Thank @tim_yates, Set VM option

It is, looking at the Dockerfile the image contains vanilla JMeter only without any plugins.

I think you need to add a custom RUN directive which will:

• Install JMeter Plugins Manager
• Install Prometheus Listener Plugin

Example code to be added to the Dockerfile :

I solved my problem. Turns out the JRE that eclipse had automatically downloaded and was using wasn't compatible with this version of cucumber. I manually changed the path to a jre 1.8 that i had in my ProgramFilex(x86)/Java folder and now everything works fine.

Camel supports a couple of different JSON libraries, and it just so happens that Camel 3 changed its default JSON library from XStream to Jackson, which might be why the code isn't working here. (See CAMEL-5836 for info about the change). The default library is used whenever you use the .json() keyword on its own.

So if you want to use this code with Camel 2.x, or to customise the JSON marshalling/unmarshalling in any way, you can instantiate Jackson explicitly first, and then refer to it in the route, e.g.:

Your version of Java is incompatible with your version of NetBeans because NetBeans 12.2 does not support the use of JDK 17. From the NetBeans 12.2 Release notes Downloading Apache NetBeans 12.2:

Apache NetBeans 12.2 runs on JDK LTS releases 8 and 11, as well as on JDK 15, i.e., the current JDK release at the time of this NetBeans release.

In general, when changing your version of NetBeans and/or Java, make sure that the versions are compatible. This is always documented in the NetBeans release notes.

You have two options to resolve this:

• Upgrade to NetBeans 12.6 which supports Java 17.
• Stay on NetBeans 12.2, but downgrade to Java 15 or lower. That is, make JDK 15 (or lower) your default platform for NetBeans 12.2.

Of course you may also have other issues with your project, but there is no point in worrying about those until you have fixed this problem.

This is a bug in Optaplanner, the current workaround is to move the needed code from the different modules into one. Not ideal, but it works. To follow the issue : https://issues.redhat.com/browse/PLANNER-2600 Once resolved, this bug should not happen anymore.

You first need to check what ports are open by your ISP. If your ISP is giving you a local ip at the router. Basically, creating a ppp connection. It may be using a cg nat. In that case you need to buy a static ip, without that none of the traffic will be Directed to your router. Let me know if you find something, I'm currently looking to get xstream airtel as well.