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ENT-11852: Upgrade bn-extension to JDK17 and 4.12 #43
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var status: MembershipStatus = MembershipStatus.PENDING | ||
) : PersistentState() { | ||
// Hibernate requires this no-argument constructor | ||
constructor() : this(null, "", MembershipStatus.PENDING) |
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Needed to fix these errors:
javax.persistence.PersistenceException: org.hibernate.InstantiationException: No default constructor for entity: : net.corda.bn.schemas.MembershipStateSchemaV1$PersistentMembershipState
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If I look at other entities like DBTransaction in DBTransactionStorage it does not require a no arg ctor. Is the problem something else?
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Ok let me double check that
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You're right, the no-arg constructor wasn't needed. Providing default values for those params fixed those errors.
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If you add nullable = false in the Column annotation does this help?
I don't think they should need defaults either which are then switched. Can we have val's with no initialisation.
Like in DBTransaction entity for example.
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Tried that, if I switch any of those parameters back to val
, I get Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException: Parameter specified as non-null is null: method net.corda.core.node.services.VaultQueryException
- even if I add nullable = false
to the Column annotation. Not sure what's happening here
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Hi @adelel1 just pushed a commit. Couldn't find a solution for the above issue - looks like those parameters need to be var
s and need to be nullable too (could see the same pattern in other classes such as VaultSchema). If I don't make them nullable we're getting a VaultQueryException saying it's trying to assign a null value to a non-null type. Adding nullable = true
to the column annotation also didn't help.
@@ -22,6 +23,7 @@ class CentralisedBusinessNetworksTest : AbstractBusinessNetworksTest() { | |||
@CordaSerializable | |||
class RolesAdminRole : BNRole("Roles Administrator", setOf(AdminPermission.CAN_MODIFY_ROLE)) | |||
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@Ignore("Flaky test") |
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Those 2 unit tests haven't worked for a long time (I can see them failing 1 year 5 months ago: https://ci02.dev.r3.com/job/BN%20Extension/job/bn-extension/job/release%252F1.2/8/).
Nothing obvious what's wrong with them so just disabled them in this PR.
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ class BNService(private val serviceHub: AppServiceHub) : SingletonSerializeAsTok | |||
.and(linearIdCriteria(requestId)) | |||
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val states = serviceHub.vaultService.queryBy<ChangeRequestState>(criteria).states | |||
return states.maxBy { it.state.data.modified }?.apply { | |||
return states.maxByOrNull { it.state.data.modified }?.apply { |
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maxBy
was deprecated in Kotlin 1.9 and has a different behaviour than in Kotlin 1.2. Replaced by maxByOrNull
Upgrade the project to Java 17 and Corda 4.12.1