OK i'm really ashamed even to be asking this, but I'm stumped.
I did some fairly major refactoring of a working API. New bits I added were moving multiple queries to a single 'IN' query.
However, now the application throws a CodecNotFoundException with Java Date and DataStax daterange when it tries to load the DseTypeCodecsResgistrar way down the callstack, but basically when I call CqlSession.builder().buildAsync() for the first time.
public static void registerDseCodecs(MutableCodecRegistry registry) { registry.register(DseTypeCodecs.DATE_RANGE);
But I don't get it... Why would the very first instantiation of the CqlSession cause the exception to be thrown, and that's after changing code that hasn't even been called yet?! I got to the level of desperation of just calling a very simple query on Startup, that doesn't use any dates of any kind, and still, it is this first call to CqlSession that throws the exception. It's bizarre.
I've obviously made a schoolboy error, and i have no idea what it is, or why it would affect the very first call to CqlSession. I didn't change the schema, I didn't change the config, I didn't change the server, I didn't change anything about the client connectivity, literally moved a query that hasn't been called yet in the call stack from multiple queries, to a single query. But for the life of me I can't get it to return including a mass undo effort (buffer runs out of space so it's not a total undo).
Apologies for even asking this, I'm sure it's something beyond daft, but I can't see it right now.
