In our processs:
An operation will be called will return an java bean memberDTO or throw an exception. Dependent on the return result, the process will do different things. for example, if it is return an exception do A action. If it return the java bean memberDTO, it will do B action.
A action works fine; but if it return the java bean(B) action. it will throw following exception
ALC-DSC-119-000: com.adobe.idp.dsc.util.InvalidCoercionException: Cannot coerce object: com.casenet.dto.MemberDTO@1cbf712 of type: com.casenet.dto.MemberDTO to type: class java.lang.Byte
any idea?
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I'm not sure what you do with your MemberDTO object but it look like you're trying to assign it to a byte variable.
The coercion error is basically saying that it can't fit the content of a memberDTO into a type 'byte'.
Jasmin
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The memberDTO is the return object from the operation, and it assign to memberDTO object in process. Everything works fine if It works alone (don't route this to another operation). The thing I don't understand is that if I route it to another operation, the operation that return memberDTO will be throw the coercion error.
Thanks,
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