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How do I handle @UDT annotation from Java driver 3.x in 4.x version?

I need to migrate from datastax 3.x to 4.5 .

Binaries are incompatible with such gap and UDT annotations from 3.5 needs some refactoring i think for 4.5 ds version.

Is the @UDT annotation dropped in 4.x series?

how to handle the same in 4.5.?

If possible please provide a reference example where UDT is mapped with a java pojo

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Please somebody help ..i m stuck

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Erick Ramirez answered kallmekunal_131749 commented

Java driver 4.1.0 introduced a new object mapper in the 4.x series (JAVA-2078). Details are documented in the Java driver Mapper docs.

You can have a look at the discussion and example in the driver docs here. There are also code samples available at DataStax Examples. Cheers!

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Really helpful answer.

Thanks !!

Any suggestions or example (which I could not find the github) for being able to define custom type other than java basic type and then use it inside cassandra code.

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