Replace sun.misc.BASE64Encoder with java.util.Base64

[tisonkun]

Currently, we use internal class sun.misc.BASE64Encoder inside com.tencent.tubemq.server.broker.BrokerServiceServer. This class cannot be accessed anymore since Java 11. Although we might not have a upgrade plan in the near future, we can safely do the replacement following the existing solution in JDK community.

[tisonkun]

defer until we have a plan to upgrade to Java 11

please do not close this issue since it is valid anyway.

[gosonzhang]

It is better to make the base64 encoding into a utils class.

[tisonkun]

@gosonzhang do you mean we implement a TubeMQ scope Base64 encoder?

[gosonzhang]

see #91

[ZoranNik91]

I have the same error in the build: sun/misc/BASE64Encoder.
So you guys recommended replacing java.util.Base64.
How do I do this in Eclipse, just adding a jar file library in the build path of the project, or is there more job to do?
I'm new to Eclipse...

[gosonzhang]

Hi, Thanks for your attention first!  The tencent/tubemq is only an archive of the open source, and the latest version of TubeMQ is already on the Apache incubation project.  You can refer to the code in the https://github.com/apache/incubator-tubemq directory. Version 0.7.0 is currently being released. It is recommended to use this Best branch code. There are detailed compilation and running documents on the homepage document: https://tubemq.apache.org/en-us/index.html For Eclipse, sorry, I use IDEA, not sure how to import Eclipse. I think there should be no difference between importing TubeMQ and importing other projects on Eclipse.

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