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Bug 124684

Summary:	FAST: Provide the capability to navigate to EJB modules from Partner Links in BPEL processes
Product:	soa	Reporter:	lpolycarpou <lpolycarpou>
Component:	BPEL	Assignee:	Vladimir Yaroslavskiy <yaroslavskiy>
Status:	VERIFIED FIXED
Severity:	blocker
Priority:	P3
Version:	6.x
Hardware:	All
OS:	All
Issue Type:	ENHANCEMENT	Exception Reporter:

Description lpolycarpou 2008-01-04 02:27:46 UTC

After creating a partner link which allows an EJB-WS to be invoked within a BPEL process, it should be possible to
provide some shortcuts to allow the developer to easily navigate to the logic that implements that service (if it exists
within the project environment).  For instance, double clicking the partner link for an EJB-WS invocation should
navigate to the code implementation of that service.  In order to achieve this, another file rather the BPEL itself
should be populated with the necessary links.

Comment 1 Sergey Lunegov 2008-01-15 14:44:16 UTC

We'll look at this. I believe it requires some changes in NB core modules.

Comment 2 Sergey Lunegov 2008-05-07 14:44:00 UTC

Will be part of "WSDL-friendly" initiative. Will be addressed in the future releases.

Comment 3 Vladimir Yaroslavskiy 2009-09-24 16:40:20 UTC

implemented in gfesbv22: 4f3807b304dd
new popup action "Open Web Service Module" for PL activity

Comment 4 terrybraun 2009-10-23 15:50:58 UTC

This issue is tested and verified with the GFESB Build of 10/19/09, including NetBeans IDE 6.7.1 (Build 200910181801).

The following test case was added to the Test Matrix persuant to the requirement that "Access to any actions, relevant 
to a selected element of the diagram, should be available from the Design View."

If the Partner Link is a Web Service EJB, the Open Web Service Module should open the project defining the Web Service 
if it is closed.

1) On the context menu of a Partner Link, the "Open Web Service Module" entry was added.
2) If the Partner Link is not a Web Service EJB, the entry on the context menu is not enabled.
3) If the Partner Link is Web Service EJB, this entry is enabled.
4) If the project/module is not open on the NetBeans tree, selecting this entry will open the project within the 
NetBeans project tree.