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I was working at home, which has a less than stellar internet connectivity. I had created a maven ejb project. I had targeted it at a gf v3 build on my local disk. I went to create a stateless session bean. I clicked finish and got to this state... There is something that is getting downloaded... I do not know what... The cancel button is not effective... and I have been looking at this situation for about a minute. In all fairness... When I came back to the IDE from getting coffee and helping my kids finish getting ready for school (about 10 minutes later) the wizard had completed its work.
Created an attachment (id=90523) [details] a screen shot... i had clicked finish. pressing cancel was not effective
org.netbeans.modules.j2ee.ejbcore.ejb.wizard.session.SessionEJBWizard seems to work in AWT thread. I've had just a short blink of unresponsiveness, but here is my explanation why it could happen to you, for a more indepth anaylysis we would need a tread dump or a profiler snapshot. 1. you've created a new maven project. 2. that triggered a anynchronous binary dependency download (aftewards followed by yet more asynchronous source/javadoc downloads as seen on your screenshot) 3. when binary download finishes, the java classpath gets notified and scans the sources. 4. As far as I could tell, the wizard will eventually kick into the java instracture for some data, possibly hanging until scanning finishes? reassigning to ejb devs to confirm my theory mentioned in 4.
Milos, you are right, while creating session bean we are waiting when scan finished to get bean and it's local/remote interfaces elements resolved by java model to add 'implements' clause to the bean.
Since there is no way to get elements resolved for a few classes while scanning in progress I am going to add implements clause and @LocalBean annotation by adding corresponding template parameters to avoid waiting for java model finished scanning.
Fixed in the web-main.
