The error message you provided indicates a NoSuchMethodError in the

org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils class. Specifically, it's related to the method byteArray(int),

which seems to be missing or not accessible.

Here are a few steps you can take to resolve this issue:

1. Check your dependency versions: Make sure you are using compatible
versions of the Apache Commons IO library. The byteArray(int) method might
be introduced in a later version of the library that you are not currently using.
Ensure that you have the correct version of Apache Commons IO in your
project dependencies.
2. Clean and rebuild your project: Sometimes, build systems and IDEs can cache
classes or dependencies, leading to conflicts or inconsistencies. Try cleaning
your project and rebuilding it to ensure that you have the latest versions of all
the necessary libraries.
3. Review your classpath: Verify that you don't have multiple versions of the
Apache Commons IO library on your classpath. Having conflicting versions can
cause this kind of error. Check your build configuration, dependencies, and
any other places where the library might be included.
4. Verify compatibility with other dependencies: Ensure that all the libraries in
your project are compatible with each other. It's possible that another library
or dependency you're using requires a specific version of the Apache
Commons IO library, which could cause conflicts. Check the documentation or
release notes of all your project dependencies to identify any version
incompatibilities.
5. Double-check your code: Review the code where the error occurs and make
sure that you are using the correct method and passing the appropriate
arguments to IOUtils.byteArray(int). Ensure that you have imported the correct
version of the class and that the method exists in that version.

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the NoSuchMethodError related
to IOUtils.byteArray(int) in the Apache Commons IO library.