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We are migrating our backend software from Java to Kotlin, and are considering using MicroStream as our data storage mechanism. We assume that MicroStream should work well with Kotlin because of its compatibility with Java. Any limitations and issues we need to be aware of? |
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The only currently known limitation is that the immutable collections of Kotlin are not supported. We need to provide special TypeHandlers for these. But, besides that, Kotlin works fine. |
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What immutable collections? Do you mean the read-only collections like |
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Thank you for your prompt response.
Regards,
VN
…On Mon, Nov 8, 2021 at 11:55 PM fh-ms ***@***.***> wrote:
The only currently known limitation is that the immutable collections of
Kotlin are not supported. We need to provide special TypeHandlers for
these. But, besides that, Kotlin works fine.
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The only currently known limitation is that the immutable collections of Kotlin are not supported. We need to provide special TypeHandlers for these. But, besides that, Kotlin works fine.