Hi @williamwjs, Certainly! The error message you’re encountering, NoClassDefFoundError, indicates that a class could not be initialized.
Let’s explore some potential solutions:
Scala Version Compatibility:
- Ensure that the Scala version used in your Databricks environment matches the version of the library you’re using. If there’s a mismatch, it can lead to class initialization issues.
- For Databricks Runtime (DBR) versions earlier than 7.0, use Scala 2.11-compatible libraries. For DBR 7.0 and later, use Scala 2.12-compatible libraries.
Dependency Resolution:
Serialization and Object Initialization:
Check for Logging Dependencies:
- Sometimes issues related to logging libraries can cause class initialization problems. Ensure that any logging dependencies are correctly configured.
Remember to check the Scala version, verify dependencies, and consider serialization when troubleshooting this issue.
If you provide more details about your specific setup, I can offer more targeted advice! 🚀