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To resolve the "Application's owner not exist" error in your Java application using the Apollo configuration management system with Spring, follow these steps:
Verify Owner Name: Ensure that the app.getOwnerName() method returns a valid user ID. This is crucial because the error occurs when the owner is not found in the user service.
Check User Service: Confirm that the userService.findByUserId(app.getOwnerName()) method can successfully find the user in the user service. This might involve checking the user database or the configuration of the user service to ensure the user exists.
Create User if Necessary: If the user does not exist, you may need to create the user in the user service before attempting to create the application.
If the user should exist but is not found, investigate the user service setup to ensure it is correctly configured and accessible [1].
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