There are 4 possible causes of the problem:

  • Invocation of User.getCredentials().remove(key). This removed the property type of the property with the same name as the credential.
  • Invocation of Role.getProperties().put(key, value) with a value that is not a String or a byte[]. In this case the value is inserted into the properties supercolumn, but the corresponsing propertytype is not.
  • Invocation of Role.getCredentials().put(key, value) with a value that is not a String or a byte[]. Same issue as previous one.
  • User properties are retrieved and updated simultaneously from different nodes in the cluster or by multiple threads on the same node. In this situation it is possible that a value of a property has been inserted and read by another node/thread, but the corresponding property type has not yet been set.
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