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Hello,
I am working with an IBM jdk which seems to have a GarbageCollectorMXBean not being a NotificationEmitter. That's why I get a ClassCastException on line 29 of class MemoryAllocationExports.
Could it be possible to check if the GarbageCollectorMXBean is an instance of NotificationEmitter before casting it ?
Regards
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Hello,
I am working with an IBM jdk which seems to have a GarbageCollectorMXBean not being a NotificationEmitter. That's why I get a ClassCastException on line 29 of class MemoryAllocationExports.
Could it be possible to check if the GarbageCollectorMXBean is an instance of NotificationEmitter before casting it ?
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: