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Product Version = NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 201312270002) Operating System = Windows 8 version 6.2 running on amd64 Java; VM; Vendor = 1.8.0-ea Runtime = Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 25.0-b61 - create a new maven web project - within properties, add framework JSF - select project tree, Web Pages - choose New, Folder, provide a name - select this new folder in project tree - choose New, New JSF Page and provide a name --> NB creates and opens the new JSF page, but it wont appear in the project tree (it is available in the tree of the Files view)
Created attachment 143489 [details] IDE log
Sorry I'm not able to reproduce this issue. I followed your steps: - new maven web proejct with JSF - new folder in web pages - new JSF file within the new folder -> the file is created and visible within the Project view Please could you re-try it using your steps again with the newest build? Thanks.
I'm going to double-check soon.
Sounds identical to issue 239825. But not sure what's the problem so far *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 239825 ***
I created a new project without such problems. As far as I remember, I had a lot of errors when I created the buggy project. These errors disappeared after I removed PMD/CheckStyle/FindBugs plugins which I had installed from quality repo. Maybe the project structure had been damaged due to this problems. With my buggy project, I still have the same problems: Every time, I add a page to a subfolder, it appears in the files free, but in the project tree. I wanted to compare project settings. But I couldn't find it on my system. Neither in my project dir, nor in user/mylogin/apps/roaming/netbeans. Where may I find this information?
(In reply to muellermi from comment #5) > I wanted to compare project settings. But I couldn't find it on my system. > Neither in my project dir, nor in user/mylogin/apps/roaming/netbeans. Where > may I find this information? Project related settings are placed within the project. In case of Ant project it's 'nbproject' directory in case of Maven project everything is read from 'pom.xml', some additional information could be stored in 'settings.xml'.
(In reply to Martin Fousek from comment #6) > in case of Maven project everything is > read from 'pom.xml', some additional information could be stored in > 'settings.xml'. I'm not talking about that. NB remembers somewhere which files are open in editor and more. That's what i'm looking for. Can you help me?
(In reply to muellermi from comment #7) > I'm not talking about that. NB remembers somewhere which files are open in > editor and more. That's what i'm looking for. Can you help me? AFAIK, the ant projects have stored that information within nbproject/private.xml file. But I don't know where is it saved for Maven projects, sorry.