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Message type: E = Error
Message class: W_CB -
Message number: 107
Message text: Casting error. Application object does not refer to class &1
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W_CB107
- Casting error. Application object does not refer to class &1 ?SAP Error Message:
W_CB107 Casting error. Application object does not refer to class &1
Cause:
This error occurs when there is an attempt to cast or convert an application object reference to a class type that it does not actually belong to or inherit from. In ABAP Object-Oriented programming, casting is used to treat an object reference as a reference to a more specific class. If the actual object instance is not compatible with the target class, the runtime raises this casting error.
For example, if you have:
DATA: ref_obj TYPE REF TO super_class, ref_sub TYPE REF TO sub_class. ref_obj = ref_sub. ref_sub = CAST sub_class( ref_obj ). " This will fail if ref_obj is not actually a sub_class instance
If
ref_obj
does not point to an instance ofsub_class
or a subclass thereof, the cast fails with this error.
Solution:
Check the actual runtime type of the object before casting:
Use the
IS INSTANCE OF
operator to verify the object's type before casting:IF ref_obj IS INSTANCE OF sub_class. ref_sub = CAST sub_class( ref_obj ). ELSE. " Handle the error or alternative logic ENDIF.
Ensure correct object assignment:
Make sure that the object reference you are trying to cast actually points to an instance of the target class or its subclass.
Review the program logic:
Trace back where the object reference is assigned and verify that the object creation or assignment is consistent with the expected class hierarchy.
Debugging:
Use the debugger to check the runtime type of the object reference before the cast. You can inspect the object reference's dynamic type using the debugger or by calling
cl_abap_typedescr=>describe_by_data( ref_obj )
.
Related Information:
CAST
operator: Introduced in newer ABAP versions to replace older CASTING
statements.IS INSTANCE OF
operator: Used to check the dynamic type of an object reference.IS INSTANCE OF
and ensure the object reference is correctly assigned.If you provide the specific code snippet or context where this error occurs, I can help you with a more tailored solution.
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