The PCF example, which uses this code, fails with "No org and space targeted..." about cf-sample-app-spring

[dorisviv]

Following http://basics-workshop.cloudfoundry.org/agenda/, ran into the same problem. I had created my user, but not completed the trial account setup.
You can name and create your org as a step to sign up for a trial account. The user Pivotal creates for you does not have the privileges to create an org from the CLI. After the org has been created, you can create your space from the CLI.

[kalohiaankur]

Please make sure you've the git web services setup. You'll get an option to create org in the same. Select a name and space (development by default). Once done, you should run
cf -o <chosen_name> -s development
Once setup is done, run the following
cf push

[jpray]

I just ran into the same error. I had to create the organization manually in the Pivotal Web Services GUI, then log out using the CLI and log back in using the CLI.

[mbbroberg]

+1 to the above comment. I got past this by doing the following:

• Navigate to https://login.run.pivotal.io/login
• Accept the terms and verify the trial
• Create an org. PCF will automatically provide a development space.

[deepur126]

Whitelabel Error Page
This application has no explicit mapping for /error, so you are seeing this as a fallback.

Thu Jul 09 10:01:42 UTC 2020
There was an unexpected error (type=Internal Server Error, status=500).

It ran in manual IDE but in pivotal.io, it is showing internal error. How to manage this as in spring we've controller and naming it may resolve. In groovy what to do