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Using the daily build of NetBeans 6 from 2007-07-20, running on Ubuntu 7.04 with JDK 6 Update 2. Steps to reproduce: 1. Start GlassFish b56 (which was included with the daily build of NetBeans 6). 2. Create a new web application, choose Java EE 5 and GlassFish 3. Create JPA entity classes from the sample Derby database. I used the purchase orders table and all of its related tables. 4. Create REST web services from the entity classes. At this point the application will not compile because there are additional .jar files needed. The Sun Web Developer Pack (SWDP) has been added to my GlassFish installation, but according to a comment on this IZ: http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=110667, that is not the correct approach any longer. Instead, I am supposed to use Jersey v 0.2. From what I can tell, that requires me to manually add .jar files to the project from the Jersey install. 5. Right-click the project's Libraries node in the Projects window and choose Add .jar file. 6. Navigate to the /lib subdirectory of the Jersey 0.2 installation. Choose the jsr311-api.jar file. The IDE freezes and becomes completely non-responsive. I will attach the output from jstack.
Created attachment 45632 [details] output from jstack after the IDE became non-responsive
Reassigning to "websvc"...
From my reading of the stack trace, this is not related to REST code even though the test case involved manual adding of jersey jars to project library. The locking up involve JAXBNodeFactory and DocBaseNodeFactory. The events are triggered by file change events from the project save action as result of adding the libraries. Assign to Girish for further investigation.
Fixed in late July 20th build. Assign back to me if happening in the latest builds. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 110406 ***