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I have several projects that only contain generated Java Classes from JAXB (class libraries), when I add these class libraries as dependencies to other projects the classes cannot be found in the Java editor, however the project will build, so the compiler can see them. This was not an issue in NB 6.0.1 but it is an issue in 6.1. As my company depends heavily on JAXB and JAX-WS we cannot upgrade until this functionality is fixed.
*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 114164 ***
Using build: \\thumper\50builds\Release6U1\installer\nightly\20081110-0623 Followed the steps described above: 1) Create a new JavaLibrary project and added JAXB binding using XSD file. 2) Compile the JavaLibrary project. 3) Create a new JavaApplication project. 4) Add the JavaLibrary project to the JavaApplication project (via properties/Libraries) 5) In the JavaApplication project, perform tasks that use the Jaxb binding. 6) Compile and run the JavaApplication project. The described problem was not encountered. (see attached test projects)
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