StartUp Plug Missing

Hello Experts
I am getting StartUp Plug Missing Error.
actually i add two window in one component and after deleting first one i am getting this error.
Please Help Me.

Hi Sunny,
The interface view of the component and its attached window should have a inbound plug of type startup.
The Web Dynpro application uses this plug to launch the window via interface view.
If this error comes it means
1) The application is not pointing to a component without startup plug mentioned.
OR
2) The interface view and window doesn't have a plug of type startup.
For 2) -> Open the controller of interface view and check that there is a plug of type startup. If not create one by name Startup and type startup.
Check the same in window controller. Create a plug of same name "Startup" and type startup.
Go to the application controller and check that in target interface view and plug you have have mentioned this interface view and this "Startup plug".
For 1) Go to the application controller and check that in target interface view and plug you have have mentioned is of type startup (Check Interface to find which plug is of type startup). Check that you have plug of type startup in interface view and window and of same name.
Hope it helps.
Best Regards,
Ashwani Kr Sharma

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<
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