REST Step is aborting in Hierarchical Stage

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REST Step is aborting in Hierarchical Stage

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Hi Team
I am designing a job which is reading json data from file and posting to a REST service in Hierarchical stage. Design is as below -

Seq File --> Hierarchical Stage (REST Step) ---> Seq file

REST Service Method - Post
Data - json

I have tested the REST service in SoapUI and it is working fine. It consume the json data which I posted with request body and processed it.

But, When I am configuring the same in Hierarchical stage and testing assembly I am getting below error -
<errorMessage>CDIER0410E: Error in step=REST, cause=java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org/apache/http/entity/StringEntity.<init>(Ljava/lang/String;Lorg/apache/http/entity/ContentType;)V</errorMessage>
When I searched this error I got a IBM doc (http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecen ... 0410E.html) which says, it is a internal error kindly report to IBM with log files.

Kindly help if someone tackle this issue before.
~Atul Singh
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Post by chulett »

So why not simply "report to IBM with log files"?
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that is what I have to do but thought of asking to experts if they have faced this issue before and having any handy solution.
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Post by chulett »

An internal error would typically indicate a bug, requiring help from support and probably a patch as well. Hence the suggestion. But perhaps someone has faced this issue and has a different solution...
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Post by taylor.hermann »

Did you by chance ever find a solution for the error faced here?
We are facing the same issue :(
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