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[ BUILD # : 200807310201 ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.6.0_07 ] While editing some WSDL, I was attempting to use the WSDL view of the WSDL file to examine the contents. Clicking on lines either highlighted the wrong line in the view, or in some instances, added blank lines in the display. (See attached screen capture -- GIF Animation)
Created attachment 66211 [details] Animation -- Note difference in loation of mouse -vs- which line is highlighted.
Created attachment 66212 [details] Log file from execution where issue first seen
Created attachment 66214 [details] Project File, etc... Being Processed. (requires build using "mvn fuji:run" to generate all components
May require fuji plugin from fuji.dev.java.net
Workaround for issue appears to be switching to source view and then switching back to WSDL view. So whatever causes this is most likely some temporary information, created during load/display of WSDL view, being corrupted.
Changed target milestone.
Steps I used to reproduce this on a second, clean machine: Here's the details: 1) Open NetBeans dev (I'm seeing it in 200904231401 on Linux with Gnome (GTK Look & Feel), but it may exist elsewhere). 2) Have the Projects/Files/Services and Navigator tabs opened as they were when you first installed or launched the application (Projects/Files/Services in one panel at the top on the left and Navigator in one panel below it). 3) Open sufficient projects and expand the project tree on the bottom project such that when you scroll to the last file in the tree, the Project tree has scrolled up and the top 2 or more items on the tree have scrolled off the top of the pane. 4) Select the bottom project out of the project tree. I believe it is important that this list item should not scroll off the top of the panel if you have scrolled to the bottom of the tree. 5) Scroll to the bottom of the project tree using your mouse and the scroll bar. The scrolling should occur correctly. 6) Now grab the Navigator window and drag it into the Projects pane such that it will dock as a new tab in the panel. You should now have a Projects/Navigator/Files/Services tabbed panel. 7) Scroll to the bottom of the project tree using your mouse and the scroll bar, or the mouse wheel (if you have one), or the down arrow.
Disregard last comment. Cross posting occurred due to Issuezilla's natural tendency to move forward to next issue following updates.
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