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error sso 7.6
1 project | /r/redhat | 21 Feb 2023

The warnings are just that, warnings. They are trying to tell you that you are using a version of Jolokia which tries to access classes improperly. It could get away with that in older versions of the JRE, but now throws a warning on more recent runtimes. A fix was added for this in 2020, but without knowing what you were trying to run I can only guess whether that applies to you.