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I need to mount both weblogic_classes.zip & WebLogicLicense.zip. I have mounted weblogic_classes.zip. Next time, i tried mounting weblogic_classes.zip & WebLogicLicense.zip, Finish gets disabled when I choose weblogic_classes.zip which is already mounted. When trying to mount a whole bunch of JAR/ZIP's of which few are already mounted, it would be difficult for user to deselect already mounted ones. It would be better to enable Finish and when mounting IDE may show a warning message saying that these are already mounted.
The suggestion sounds reasonble to me. Note there should be only _one_ informational dialog listing all dirs/jars already mounted
Not really clear what should happen. I have couple of questions which should be discussed preferably on nbui@netbeans.org mailing list. 1. When should Finish be enabled? If you select a file that is not a correct jar should ok be enabled and warn user after hitting Finish? 2. What to do after such dialog? Mount the correct archives and leave the wrong ones? Return to the dialog? What if the user selects only wrong ones? So I am postponing this to release 3.4 - please add comments here after you discuss it on the nbui mailing list.
Depends on API changes in wizards. See 15267, section #3.
I think solution of this issue doesn't depend on issue #15267 as the logic could be implemented within the current design. Currently the panel has control over the Next, Finish buttons through the isValid() function. It's not sufficient for many things, but in this case it should be enough. I would try to answer questions asked by dstrupl: #1: I don't know exactly what logic is currently implemented in isValid() of mount wizard panel, but IMO the original requirement was to have the Finish button always enabled -> isValid () { return true; } #2: When Finish is hit and filesystems are actually mounted, it should be recognized that there exists already a fs for given jar/zip, remember the jar/zip file somewhere and at the end of the process display the dialog saying: "Filesystem already exists for following archives" + list of remebered jar/zip files. I suppose that implementing this actually means moving the logic from isValid () to instantiate (). #3: see #2, the dialog is meant as a note presented to the user at the end of the process, there is nothing user can do except for closing it.
Passing to new owner
No changes planned to 3.6.
No such UI in D.
This issue was solved long time ago. Because nobody has reopened it neither added comments, we are verifying/closing it now. If you are still able to reproduce the problem, please reopen. Thanks in advance.