Ensure wrapped driver exists on classpath at time of registration #164
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This is important to ensure all the jars needed are available to use the driver. This also allows the jar to be more easily used by frameworks like quarkus.
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Description of changes:
Initialization and registration of the AWS driver can happen successfully while later JDBC actions failed due to the wrapped driver's not existing. For example, if "org.postgresql.Driver" does not exist on the classpath this will be discovered later than it needs to be at runtime. Additionally, loading the drivers during the registration process facilitates detection of required classes by frameworks such as quarkus when building optimized builds.
To ensure required classes are loaded during registration, I added a called to "getWrappedDriver()" to the end of the AWSSecretsManagerDriver(SecretCache cache) constructor.
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