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How To Fix WER_CUST007 - Class &1 doesn't implement interface &2.


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  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WER_CUST -

  • Message number: 007

  • Message text: Class &1 doesn't implement interface &2.

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  • What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WER_CUST007 - Class &1 doesn't implement interface &2. ?

    The SAP error message:

    WER_CUST007 Class &1 doesn't implement interface &2.


    Cause:

    This error occurs when a class is expected to implement a particular interface but does not. In SAP ABAP Object-Oriented programming, interfaces define a set of methods that a class must implement. If a class is assigned or used in a context where it must implement a specific interface, but it does not, this error is raised.

    For example, if a program or configuration expects a class to implement interface IF_SOME_INTERFACE, but the class ZCL_SOME_CLASS does not implement it, the system throws this error.


    When does it typically occur?

    • During runtime when an object reference is assigned or cast to an interface type.
    • When configuring or customizing components that require classes to implement certain interfaces.
    • In enhancement or BAdI implementations where the implementing class must implement a specific interface.
    • During dynamic object creation or factory patterns where interface compliance is checked.

    Solution:

    1. Check the class definition:

      • Go to the class &1 (the class name given in the error).
      • Verify if it implements the interface &2 (the interface name given in the error).
      • You can check this in SE24 (Class Builder) under the "Interfaces" tab.
    2. Implement the interface:

      • If the class does not implement the interface, and it is required, add the interface to the class.
      • Implement all the methods defined in the interface in the class.
    3. Adjust the code or configuration:

      • If the class is not supposed to implement the interface, then check why the system expects it.
      • Correct the assignment or configuration to use a class that implements the interface.
      • Alternatively, change the interface or class references to match the actual implementation.
    4. Check for typos or incorrect class/interface names:

      • Sometimes the error is due to a wrong class or interface name being used.

    Related Information:

    • Transaction SE24: Class Builder to check and modify class and interface implementations.
    • Transaction SE80: Object Navigator to explore classes and interfaces.
    • ABAP Documentation: For understanding interfaces and class implementation.
    • BAdI Implementations: Often require classes to implement specific interfaces.
    • Dynamic Casting: When using CAST or TRY_CAST in ABAP, the class must implement the interface.

    Example:

    If you have:

    DATA: ref TYPE REF TO if_some_interface.
    CREATE OBJECT ref TYPE zcl_some_class.

    If zcl_some_class does not implement if_some_interface, the system will raise this error.

    To fix:

    • Go to zcl_some_class in SE24.
    • Add if_some_interface to the list of implemented interfaces.
    • Implement all required methods.

    If you provide the exact class and interface names, I can help you with more specific instructions.

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