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You may encounter an exception like this: Most likely, you have a versioning problem: you are using hbase-client version 2.x.x with the server version 1.x.x. Also, you are trying to call HBase Admin API functions. The fact is that the hbase-client version 2.x.x can send only regular get, scan, put, delete requests to the hbase […]
READ MOREThe error looks like this: To solve the problem, you need to update the bytebuddy version to 1.9.3: If the version update did not fix the error, you need to find the correct version of the dependency. Instructions are here: https://mchesnavsky.tech/determine-versions-of-dependencies-of-library-maven/
READ MOREImagine, that you need to use the HBase client 1.x and gRPC in the same Java application. The code for connecting dependencies to Maven will look something like this: If you run the application and execute the request through the HBase client, there will be an exception: The problem is that hbase-client 1.x uses an earlier […]
READ MORESuppose you are using Spring Boot and you have a REST controller: At some point you need to connect the gRPC to the project without disabling REST controller. The gRPC code looks something like this: Then you find out that you can’t start REST server together with gRPC. gRPC will start, but REST will not. […]
READ MORESpring Boot errors Pure Java exceptions Suggested solutions Method Guava version com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkArgument 26.0-jre / 26.0-android com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState 21.0 com.google.common.util.concurrent.MoreExecutors.sameThreadExecutor 18.0 / 19.0 Let me remind you that guava with maven is connected like this: If suggested verions don’t fix the problem, you can try connecting the specified versions in order: 18.0 / 19.0 / 21.0 / […]
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