One option would be to convert the LocalDate to another object which is
serializable, send it to the next bolt and then convert back to LocalDate
from the object.
Regards
Jonas
Am Do., 16. Sept. 2021 um 11:17 Uhr schrieb Anandh Kumar <
anandhz...@gmail.com>:
> Dear Jonas,
>
Dear Jonas,
Thanks for your reply.
Here com.DataStax.driver.core.LocalDate is not a user-defined class, it is
from the Cassandra DataStax jar. How can I do serialization included third
party class, also this class does not contain any constructor.
Please help me here to do.
Hi Anandh,
according to the error message, your class lacks a simple no arguments
constructor like this:
public LocalDate() {}
Kryo needs this for working properly when doing deserialization I think.
Give it a try!
Jonas
Am Do., 16. Sept. 2021 um 09:05 Uhr schrieb Anandh Kumar <
Dear Team,
I am using storm2.2.0 in my production environment, in that I have deployed
my topology which is in java. I have used the Cassandra DataStax
driver 3.10.2 version. I have used 12 node clusters in my storm environment.
When I deployed my topology some of the nodes and sometimes I am
