I have a module project and I'm trying to set it up to use lgpl3 license. 
Here's some issues I've run into. Note, some of these issues are also problems 
with with a plain old java project.

The biggest overal problem is that in a module "${project.displayName}" is not
expanded (it is expanded in a java project). There is no way I have found,
even setting it in <userdir>/config/.../User.properties, to get it to expand.
I do not know if User.properties is broken in general, or just for some select
variables.

I tried puttting the following in both a module's project.properties and the
suite's project.properties (it behaved the same for both)
    project.license=lgpl3
    project.displayName=some name
    application.title=some name

- project.displayName template expansion fails for module projects (see below for example output)

  NOTE: in a java project (not a module) this variable is set from  the
        <name>xxx</name> element in project.xml (which is odd)

- setting project.displayName in userdir/config/Templates/Properties does
  not work as described in http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqTemplateVariables

  NOTE: this is only a workaround anyway. Can't have a single value for this
        in a multiple project environment .

- No UI to set license template
  see bug 226774 which it seems it did not include module suites/projects

- In a java project there is no way to specify/override project.displayName
  with a project property. It only comes from <name>xxx</name> in project.xml,
  this does not seem right.


===== FAIL example of template exansion in newly created class file ======

 *
 * This file is part of Expression project.displayName is undefined on line 6, column 40 in Templates/Licenses/license-lgpl3.txt..
 *
 * Expression project.displayName is undefined on line 8, column 19 in Templates/Licenses/license-lgpl3.txt. is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
 * it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as