IllegalStateException

android · android/IllegalStateException

Thrown when an operation is invalid for the current lifecycle state. Common Android sources: committing a Fragment transaction after onSaveInstanceState (use commitAllowingStateLoss() cautiously), calling getActivity() from a detached Fragment, or accessing a destroyed Activity context.

Also defined in

java IllegalStateException Thrown when a method is invoked at an inappropriate time relative to the object's state, for example calling Iterator.remove() before Iterator.next().
kotlin IllegalStateException Thrown to signal that a method was called when the object is in an inappropriate state for that operation. Also thrown by the check() and checkNotNull() standard library functions.
scala IllegalStateException Thrown when a method is called and the object is in an inappropriate state for that operation. Scala Builder-pattern classes use this for state violations.

References

developer.android.com/reference/java/lang/IllegalStateException

In this namespace

← previous FileUriExposedException FileUriExposedException next → NetworkOnMainThreadException NetworkOnMainThreadException

ActivityNotFoundException BadTokenException CalledFromWrongThreadException DeadObjectException FileUriExposedException IllegalStateException NetworkOnMainThreadException NotFoundException OutOfMemoryError RecoverableSecurityException RemoteException