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I am trying to do prepared insert via datastax c# cassandra driver and I am getting the following exception:



Cassandra.ServerErrorException: 'java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/joda/time/ReadablePartial'



While trying to insert DateTime.Now



var prep = session.Prepare("Insert Into mytable (topic, post) Values (?, ?)");



var batch = new BatchStatement()

                .Add(prep.Bind("test", DateTime.Now));

session.Execute(batch);


Any ideas?
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    I am trying to do prepared insert via datastax c# cassandra driver and I am getting the following exception:



    Cassandra.ServerErrorException: 'java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/joda/time/ReadablePartial'



    While trying to insert DateTime.Now



    var prep = session.Prepare("Insert Into mytable (topic, post) Values (?, ?)");
    

    
var batch = new BatchStatement()
    
                .Add(prep.Bind("test", DateTime.Now));
    
session.Execute(batch);


    Any ideas?
    Thanks






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      I am trying to do prepared insert via datastax c# cassandra driver and I am getting the following exception:



      Cassandra.ServerErrorException: 'java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/joda/time/ReadablePartial'



      While trying to insert DateTime.Now



      var prep = session.Prepare("Insert Into mytable (topic, post) Values (?, ?)");
      

      
var batch = new BatchStatement()
      
                .Add(prep.Bind("test", DateTime.Now));
      
session.Execute(batch);


      Any ideas?
      Thanks






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      I am trying to do prepared insert via datastax c# cassandra driver and I am getting the following exception:



      Cassandra.ServerErrorException: 'java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/joda/time/ReadablePartial'



      While trying to insert DateTime.Now



      var prep = session.Prepare("Insert Into mytable (topic, post) Values (?, ?)");
      

      
var batch = new BatchStatement()
      
                .Add(prep.Bind("test", DateTime.Now));
      
session.Execute(batch);


      Any ideas?
      Thanks






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          You need to check your Cassandra setup - does it have the joda-time-<version>.jar file in the lib folder? It looks like it's missing, or you have 2 version of it (for example, left from the upgrade, etc. in this case remove all joda-time jars, and re-install libraries matching to your Cassandra version).






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              You need to check your Cassandra setup - does it have the joda-time-<version>.jar file in the lib folder? It looks like it's missing, or you have 2 version of it (for example, left from the upgrade, etc. in this case remove all joda-time jars, and re-install libraries matching to your Cassandra version).






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                You need to check your Cassandra setup - does it have the joda-time-<version>.jar file in the lib folder? It looks like it's missing, or you have 2 version of it (for example, left from the upgrade, etc. in this case remove all joda-time jars, and re-install libraries matching to your Cassandra version).






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                You need to check your Cassandra setup - does it have the joda-time-<version>.jar file in the lib folder? It looks like it's missing, or you have 2 version of it (for example, left from the upgrade, etc. in this case remove all joda-time jars, and re-install libraries matching to your Cassandra version).







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