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Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200909201401) Java: 1.5.0_20; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.5.0_20-141 System: Mac OS X version 10.5.8 running on i386; MacRoman; en_US (nb) -connect to stg.network.org in IDE as "juhrik" (BTW, I cannot reproduce this issue with kenai.com) -open a project -expand the Issues node in kenai dashboard -push "Find issue..." node -push Search button -push "Save this Query" and submit the query name -->> The query appears in the Find Issues top-right corner where all queries are available but the saved query doesn't appear in kenai dashboard (user needs at least to refresh the project to see them in the dashboard).
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the o.n.m.kenai.ui.spi.QueryAccessor implementation in bugtracking fires the ProjectHandle.PROP_QUERY_LIST event with an actuall list of existing queries in newValue, but it doesn't seem to be itercepted in dashboards QueruListNode. please evaluate
Tomasi. The problem is, that PROP_QUERYLIST is fired on some old (cached?) instance of ProjectHandle, which is not visible in Dashboard. How do you get this ProjectHandle?
would say it's cached and it came in via some call from kenai. There is no way to create kenai projecthandles in bugtracking
hm, I'm not sure what is wrong. But you can put breakpoints on 1. QueryAccessorImpl: 137 (getFindIssuesAction) 2. QueryAccessorImpl: 186 (fireQueriesChanged) these 2 calls works with 2 different instances of ProjectHandle. getFindIssuesAction is called with correct ProjectHandle, but fireQueriesChanged method uses ProjectHandle, which comes from KenaiHandler... anyway we can discuss it tomorrow (I hope ;)
*** Bug 180068 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
already fixed. Tested against netbeans.org