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   There are multiple issues in Netbeans that
prevent it from properly handling the case where
interface X1.Y is implemented by X2.Y

1) If Import Management Tool is run on:

package X2;
class Y implements X1.Y

  it'll modify the source-code file to read:

package X2;
class Y implements Y

   which results in a compiler error.

2) Furthermore, if X1.Y has a method:

   public void name(X1.Z value);

but X2.Z also exists then running the
SYNCHRONIZATION tool on it will result in pasting:

   public void name(Z value);

into the implementing class X2.Y which also
results in a compiler-error because X2.Z is the
implementation for X1.Z and the function being
implemented specifically refers to the interface
X1.Z not the implementation X2.Z


    I am filing this issue because I deal with
these issues on a daily basis with Netbeans. I
always place all interfaces into one package and
all implementations into another. Getting this to
work under Netbeans is nearly impossible and is
extremely frustrating to constantly correct
compiler-errors the tool itself keeps on
generating. Can you please assess how much work
would be required to fix this issue?

Thank you,
Gili