Yes,I came the reason ,i have changed already existing object field
type(string to date ) which ignite don't support ,that is the reason its
trowed serialization exception .
Thanks *akurbanov *for your support.
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Hi,
Do you have full stacktrace or a minimal reproducer of the issue? There
should be a reason that your object is not being correctly serialized, I've
just tried a simple example with java.util.Date and it works just fine, PFA
sample Java code snippet.
IgniteDateFieldExample.java
Thank You for reply
What are the classes for Date that you are using and what API are you using
to execute queries? Also please post stacktrace that you observe.
What are the classes for Date?
using java.util
Model Class
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Class Employee
{
String name;
String address;
Hi,
What are the classes for Date that you are using and what API are you using
to execute queries? Also please post stacktrace that you observe.
You might check some tests to see how it works in Ignite, for example:
IgniteCacheUpdateSqlQuerySelfTest.java
Hi,
How to query Ignite based on date type (uisng sql fields query)?Is it
ignite support,if so do we need to add any configuration?
I was trying to put java object that contains a Date field, its throwing an
serialization Exception.
Class Employee
{
String name;
String address;
