dschneider-pivotal opened a new pull request, #7591:
URL: https://github.com/apache/geode/pull/7591

   One of the problems MemoryOverheadIntegrationTest has on jdk17 is that
   it tries to make static fields that reference a proxy accessible.
   Since the test asked the ObjectTraverser to skip static fields it seems like
   this should not have been an issue.
   But the internal implementation of ObjectTraverser attempts to make the 
static
   fields accessible even though it will not use them.
   So now if ObjectTraverser has been told to skip static fields
   then it will no longer attempt to make static fields accessible.
   
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