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Message type: E = Error
Message class: PLM_FOX - Message from development class PLM_FOX
Message number: 028
Message text: Methods can only be called from the event handler
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PLM_FOX028
- Methods can only be called from the event handler ?The SAP error message PLM_FOX028 indicates that a method is being called outside of its intended context, specifically outside of an event handler in the context of the SAP PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) environment. This error typically arises when you attempt to invoke a method that is designed to be executed in response to a specific event, but you are trying to call it directly or from an inappropriate location.
Cause:
- Incorrect Method Invocation: The method you are trying to call is defined to be executed only in response to certain events (like user actions, system events, etc.), and calling it directly in your code or from a different context leads to this error.
- Event Handler Misconfiguration: The event handler that is supposed to trigger the method may not be properly set up or may not be firing as expected.
- Context Issues: The method may rely on certain context or state that is only available during the event handling process.
Solution:
- Check Method Context: Ensure that you are calling the method only within the appropriate event handler. Review the documentation or the method definition to understand its intended usage.
- Use Event Handlers: If you need to execute the method, ensure that you are doing so within the correct event handler. For example, if the method is supposed to be called on a button click, make sure you are placing the call inside the button's click event handler.
- Debugging: If you are unsure where the method is being called, use debugging tools to trace the execution flow and identify where the call is being made incorrectly.
- Review Code Logic: Ensure that your code logic aligns with the expected flow of events. If you need to perform actions based on certain conditions, consider restructuring your code to fit within the event-driven model.
Related Information:
By ensuring that methods are called in the correct context and understanding the event-driven nature of the application, you can resolve the PLM_FOX028 error effectively.
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