Why does the POD throw an InvocationTargetException?

"Why does the POD throw an InvocationTargetException? What specific circumstances or code snippets lead to this exception being thrown? Are there any particular methods or operations being performed that might be causing this issue? Additionally, could you provide any error messages or logs that offer more details about the InvocationTargetException?"

An InvocationTargetException in Java typically occurs when using reflection to invoke a method or constructor, and the method or constructor itself throws an exception. This underlying exception is then wrapped in an InvocationTargetException.

Common Causes: Method Throwing an Exception: The method being invoked throws an exception (e.g., ArithmeticException, NullPointerException).

Inaccessible Methods: The method being invoked is not accessible (e.g., private, protected without proper access).

Incorrect Arguments: Passing incorrect arguments to the method being invoked.

Security Manager Restrictions: Running code under a security manager that restricts reflection operations.