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download netbeans java edition create new maven web application -> activate J2EE ... close netbeans restart them with fresh userdir - like as a different user open the previously created project - it's marked with exclamation Right click project node, select Show & Resolve problem -> you are asked to "install" J2EE support, but J2EE support is installed and also activated if you open second project it works well, restart IDE also helps this might be related to already fixed issue #159306
egonomics related I guess
Created attachment 78748 [details] The project creates in first userdir
Created attachment 78749 [details] The previous project opened in fresh ergo usedir
I cannot reproduce the problem in build from Mar 19, 2009: changeset: 122565:a606457c54ac tag: golden parent: 122534:efbb661f2603 parent: 122564:af1cdf5b8149 user: ffjre@netbeans.org date: Thu Mar 19 11:37:20 2009 +0100 summary: Automated merge
I'm sory, but the problem still appears NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200903241535)
Created attachment 78803 [details] my maven web app after opening with fresh userdir
Try to donate logs when running with -J-Dorg.netbeans.modules.ide.ergonomics.level=100
Created attachment 79061 [details] requested logging
reopenning - requested logging is attached
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I'm trying to reproduce the problem without ergonomics and it seems to be also reproducible. I've installed netbeans java SE IDE, then I downloaded Web Applications using plugin manager and after restart I disabled Web Applications plugin. I was requested to restart again and I did so. Then I opened maven web app -> warning appeared about missing J2ee support which is correct, since I've disabled it in previous steps. To fix the problem, I opened Tools/Plugins and activated Web Applications. Some modules were started - I'll attache the list, but the warning at the maven pluggin still appears and it should not. It doesn't appear after next IDE restart. It seems the problem is not in ergonomics, but in maven modules that are not started correctly - reassigning to maven.
Created attachment 79079 [details] started modules
the message is not automatically reloaded when you activate the j2ee modules. The "broken" modules don't listen on changes. You can try either reloading the project (from projects popup) or building it. The badge should disappear. If it disappears, it's just a minor visual annoyance. -> P4, if not please raise back to P3
Reloading project or building it helps, but the root scenario - while maven modules are started by ergonomics is quite often, visible, confusing and most of users will face it. I also noticed, that after the j2ee modules are started "Web Pages" node appears - it seems that some changes are done to project node... I believe it will be easy to fix this and preserve our users from this annoyance ;-)
THE annoyance and root of all evil is ergonomics.
*** Issue 163014 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
*** Issue 164090 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
http://hg.netbeans.org/main/rev/dab74895e41f
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