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For SVM native image, Java Serialization is not supported yet.
We can workaround this, by use SVM Substitute with a supported Serialization mechanism (Jsonb for instance).
Unfortunately, this still raises an issue of different behaviours between the JVM and SVM executions, plus if using a persistent repository the data serialization is incompatible.
Ideally, we could support different Serialization mechanisms in JBeret and pick which one to use with a configuration. You won't be able to change Serialization after the first execution with a persistent store, but at least it would allow you to keep consistency between the JVM and SVM.
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For SVM native image, Java Serialization is not supported yet.
We can workaround this, by use SVM Substitute with a supported Serialization mechanism (Jsonb for instance).
Unfortunately, this still raises an issue of different behaviours between the JVM and SVM executions, plus if using a persistent repository the data serialization is incompatible.
Ideally, we could support different Serialization mechanisms in JBeret and pick which one to use with a configuration. You won't be able to change Serialization after the first execution with a persistent store, but at least it would allow you to keep consistency between the JVM and SVM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: