Разбираемся в java.lang.illegalStateException : что это значит и как ее исправить в Кристаликс?
java.lang.illegalStateException — это исключение, которое может возникнуть в процессе выполнения программы на языке Java. Обычно оно возникает, когда текущее состояние приложения не соответствует ожидаемому, что может привести к некорректной работе программы.
В Кристаликс java.lang.illegalStateException может возникнуть при использовании некорректных параметров или вызове методов в неправильном порядке. Например, если мы попытаемся вызвать метод getSession() для HTTP-запроса, который не имеет сессии, это приведет к java.lang.illegalStateException .
Чтобы исправить эту ошибку в Кристаликс, необходимо обратить внимание на текущее состояние приложения и убедиться, что все необходимые параметры были установлены в правильном порядке. Можно также перезагрузить приложение, чтобы восстановить его состояние до стабильного состояния.
How to fix an android 'IllegalStateException' error?
I am very new to android and just starting to understand how to develop simple apps ( AndroidStudio , Ubuntu 14.04 , LG G3). From a main activity I want to start another activity (i.e. to show a different screen where the user can make some input) following this solution. In the file MainActivity.java I have the following method:
And the file NewEntryActivity.java is defined as follows:
No error is indicated for this file (everything seems to be defined properly). When I start the app on my phone, the main activity starts without problem, but when I choose the menu item to start the other activity the app closes immediately and I see an error:
Java lang illegalstateexception как исправить
Now we will see what position this IllegalStateException exception holds in Java Exceptions. This IllegalStateException is completely subjective and can likely occur when there is not appropoate timing for an object invocation.

What is IllegalStateException?
IllegalStateException is generally used to indicate that a method is called at an illegal or inappropriate time. However, this does not seem to be a common use.
That has mentioned officially on Oracle docs, lets have a look.
Which clearly mentions that it flags out the program that a method has invoked at an incorrect time. And may be a wrong object has been processed at that time.
Where does IllegalStateException lie?

- java.lang.Object
- java.lang.Throwable
- java.lang.Exception
- java.lang.RuntimeException
- IllegalStateException
How to fix IllegalStateException?
Have a look at below code. The iterator method() points on array object for element to be returned. If the remove() method is invoked on that element, the element where the cursor is positioned on array is deleted.
If the remove() function is invoked without being next() method is called, then element will be deleted by JVM because the cursor does not point to the element.
Here remove () call is an illegal operation and conflicts the state of an object. But the next() method after remove() method call are legal operations.
So in order to fix and avoid Exception in thread main java.lang.IllegalStateException, below is the answer.
iterator.next();
iterator.remove();We need next() method call before we try to delete element with remove() method. So this clears the cloud and fixes this issue.
How to Fix The IllegalStateException in Java

An IllegalStateException is a runtime exception in Java that is thrown to indicate that a method has been invoked at the wrong time. This exception is used to signal that a method is called at an illegal or inappropriate time.
For example, once a thread has been started, it is not allowed to restart the same thread again. If such an operation is performed, the IllegalStateException is thrown.
Since the IllegalStateException is an unchecked exception, it does not need to be declared in the throws clause of a method or constructor.
What Causes IllegalStateException
The IllegalStateException is thrown when the Java environment or application is not in an appropriate state for the requested operation. This can occur when dealing with threads or the Collections framework of the java.util package under specific conditions. Here are examples of some situations where this exception can occur:
- When the Thread.start() method is called on a thread that has already been started.
- When the remove() method of the Iterator interface is called on a List without calling the next() method. This leaves the List collection in an unstable state, causing an IllegalStateException .
- If an element is attempted to be added to a Queue that is full. Adding elements beyond the size of the queue will cause an IllegalStateException .
IllegalStateException Example
Here’s an example of an IllegalMonitorStateException thrown when the Iterator.remove() method is called to remove an element from an ArrayList before calling the next() method:
Since the remove() method is used to remove the previous element being referred to by the Iterator , the next() method should be called before an element is attempted to be removed. In this case, the next() method was never called, so the Iterator attempts to remove the element before the first element.
Since this action is illegal, running the above code throws an IllegalStateException :
How to Fix IllegalStateException
To avoid the IllegalStateException in Java, it should be ensured that any method in code is not called at an illegal or inappropriate time.
In the above example, calling the Iterator.next() method on the ArrayList before using the remove() method to remove an element from it will help fix the issue:
Calling the next() method moves the Iterator position to the next element. Calling the remove() method afterwards will remove the first element in the ArrayList , which is a legal operation and helps fix the exception.
Running the above code produces the correct output as expected:
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- java.lang.RuntimeException
- java.lang.Exception
- java.lang.Throwable