Failed to deserialize ch.ivyteam.ivy.security.internal.jndi.JndiUser

Hi everyone, We have an application which uses LDAP users. I have a question regarding to the message in log:

Failed to de-serialize java object of class ch.ivyteam.ivy.security.internal.jndi.JndiUser. Object will be null.

What does it mean and how can we prevent this issue?

Thanks

Matej

activedirectory ldap

asked 08.09.2015 at 10:09

matej_smetana
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It occurs because when a DataClass holds a reference to a non serializable class. In your case one of your data classes will have an attribute of type ch.ivyteam.ivy.security.IUser.

The serialization problem arises as soon as the process is resumed from a persistent state. Basically when you resume a Task with data, that was not fully serializable.

You can work around the error by setting the data class attribute which references the non-serizalizable value as not persistent.

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answered 08.09.2015 at 11:32

Reguel Werme... ♦♦
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edited 08.09.2015 at 11:32

Thank You for your answer Reguel. It helped me a lot.

(08.09.2015 at 12:49) matej_smetana

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