How to use DateTimeFormatter of java.time package in JDK 1.8?
When I use LocalDate I've got a Noclassdeffounderror.
I changed my project from JDK 1.7 to 1.8.
Is there any jar file to be added?
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Rajeesh TD
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1Ideally you should have posted your code. – Ravindra Ranwala Apr 20 '18 at 10:53
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The java.time classes are native in JDK 8, you don't need to add any other jar.
Probably there's a problem in your IDE configuration or somewhere else. But without more details, we can only guess
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The answer by Ravindra is wrong. You can use a LocalDate with a DateTimeFormatter, as soon as the formatter has only date related fields - like the built-in formatters DateTimeFormatter.ISO_DATE and ISO_LOCAL_DATE
The answer by Sgustu makes more sense. Perhaps you could try to rebuild your project or double check your JVM configuration
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