Cannot invoke "com.netsuite.revenuerecognition.rev...
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q
Cannot invoke "com.netsuite.revenuerecognition.revenueallocation.revenuescheduler.RevenuePlanner.createPlan(com.netsuite.revenuerecognition.revenueallocation.revenuescheduler.RecognitionPlanAttributes, com.netsuite.revenuerecognition.revenueallocation.revenuescheduler.PlannedRecognitionTypeDetailMap, java.util.Date, java.util.Date, com.netsuite.revenuerecognition.revenueallocation.revenuescheduler.PeriodManager, int, java.util.Locale)" because "planner" is null
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
Based on the conversations, it seems like you're encountering a null pointer exception because the
planner
object is not initialized before calling the
createPlan
method. This error typically occurs when you're trying to invoke a method or access a property on an object that hasn't been instantiated yet. In the context of NetSuite and Revenue Recognition, it's important to ensure that all necessary objects and their properties are properly initialized before they're used. In your case, the
planner
object, which seems to be an instance of
RevenuePlanner
, is not initialized before its
createPlan
method is called. Here's a general approach to solve this issue: 1. Check the part of your code where the
planner
object is supposed to be initialized. It might be that the object is not being instantiated at all, or it's being instantiated inside a conditional block or a loop that's not being executed. 2. If the
planner
object is being instantiated, ensure that this instantiation happens before the
createPlan
method is called. 3. Also, check if there are any exceptions or errors that might be preventing the
planner
object from being initialized. Look for exception handling blocks (
try-catch
blocks) that might be swallowing the initialization error. Remember, the exact solution will depend on your specific code and logic. The above steps are a general guideline to approach this kind of issue. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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