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build 200512202030 Its not possible to create project with name containing internacional characters on MacOSX. When creating project I get java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException and project is not created.
Created attachment 28033 [details] java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException
It works on Linux, so probably Mac specific.
I am not able to reproduce it on the Linux, it is MacOS X specific. In my opinion it is because the MacOS X fs (at least in your instalation) does not support the local encoding, it seems as WANTFIX, but I need to veryfy it on MacOS X.
I got the same exception on my Mac OS X. The empty project folder is created and has the correct name (contains national characters).
I don't think it is a P2 issue. The problem is in the FileUtil.getFileObject (File) when the file has czech characters. The File is created by constructor taking the czech characters, the file is created on the disk but it is not found by FileUtil.getFileObject(). The following code works fine: File p = ne File (dir, "Some czech letters"); assert p.mkdirs(); assert p.exists();
It seems as a Apple issue. The problem is demonstrated in the attached test. 1) The test creates folder with czech leters. 2) It tests that the folder exists -> OK 3) It lists the content of the parent folder and checks if the returned file is equivalent to the created file -> fails.
Created attachment 28148 [details] Test application
Can't be fixed in NB, won't be workarounded - probably should be reported as JDK bug
I was able to create BPEL Module and Web App using ja chars in their name on Mac OS X.