There could be many reasons why an error related to parameters occurs when accessing a service through a controller. Some possible reasons are:
Incorrect parameter values: If the parameters passed to the service through the controller are incorrect or invalid, the service may not be able to function properly and throw an error.
Parameter naming mismatch: If the parameter names in the controller and the service are different, the service may not recognize the parameters passed through the controller and throw an error.
Invalid method or endpoint: If the method or endpoint used to access the service is incorrect, the service may not be able to interpret the parameters passed through the controller and throw an error.
Incorrect data type: If the parameter values passed through the controller are of the incorrect data type, the service may not be able to process them and throw an error.
Missing or incomplete parameters: If the required parameters are not passed through the controller or some parameters are missing, the service may not be able to perform its intended function and throw an error.
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