GH-926: Shade arrow-compression with Flight JDBC driver #937
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@aarshivv are you able to build the jdbc driver and test it against your server? I created a demo flight server compressing IPC stream and used DBeaver to load the driver but I'd like to validate this with someone else if possible |
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I will do a quick test too. |
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What's Changed
Flight JDBC driver does not support IPC compressed formats. This PR includes and shades arrow-compression when packing JDBC driver.
For zstd compression, it is excluding zstd-jni relocation since it needs JNI native methods to keep original location.
Closes #926.