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Proxy cannot be cast to Locatable native runtime error #443
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I haven't seen that error before, but can look into it if you can provide a reproducer. |
i think this is kinda related to GraalVM 22.1 in quarkus 2.9.1. Creating a reproducer ist kinda hard for me, cause this is using a private service interface. |
Yes @antonwiens, I believe you're right. I was able to recreate the issue using Quarkus 2.9.1 as well, using a service/schema I had handy. I see an open issue in the Quarkus repo that is highly likely related. Let's keep an eye on that one - I'm hoping once they resolve that, it should take care of the errors you are seeing. |
Thanks for looking it up. Hope they will fix it soon... |
@shumonsharif Could you please provide your reproducer to the open issue in the quarkus repo (quarkusio/quarkus#25325)? |
@antonwiens Sorry, but what I have is part of a much larger project and not a simple reproducer for the issue. I'm guessing you didn't have much luck in putting one together, but I should be able to make some time over the next week. |
@antonwiens Quarkus 2.10.0.CR1 was released last week, and I believe they may backport the fix for quarkusio/quarkus#25325 to 2.9.x. Are you able to run some tests with 2.10.0.CR1 to see if this issue is resolved for you? Please keep me posted if not, so we can look further into it. |
I will check it, thanks. |
It seems to fix the error with the class cast, but now i am getting an error related to ehcache. Seems like i am missing the dependency, but i would rather like to remove ehcache is that possible?
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Thanks @antonwiens, closing this issue for now, based on the original exception you had logged and that it has been addressed. Regarding ehcache, you can take a look at the notes here regarding how and why ehcache is used. It should certainly be possible to run without ehcache, though I would suggest you start a discussion in case you need some help with getting that set up. |
I am trying to upgrade to quarkus 2.9.1 and quarkus cxf 1.1.0 and am getting the error below during runtime.
I am using a native build with dependencies to
io.quarkiverse.cxf:quarkus-cxf
io.quarkiverse.cxf:quarkus-cxf-rt-ws-security
Do you have any idea, where this might come from?
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