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Steps to reproduce: 1. With an existing bpel project and compapp project 2. Create a testcase 3. Rename Input.xml, and type in "Input.xml" Result: You will notice the file does not appear in the test case folder anymore, because it is now naming it as "Input.xml.xml"
Test case input is no longer renamable.
you can still rename the file from the "Files" tab, and the same thing happens. 1. Go to the Files tab 2. right-click Input.xml and select "Rename" 3. Rename to "Input.xml" - (it will rename it to "Input.xml.xml" 4. When you go back to the "Projects" tab you do not see the file anymore
I don't think this is a valid use case and I don't think there is a way to prevent file renaming in the Files tab. I will give you another example. Open up a NetBeans module Project inside NetBeans, go to the Files tab and rename any project config file, say, manifest.mf, to something else, then come back to the Projects tab. Fine, the corresponding manifest node is still there. But if you restart NetBeans, you will find the node disappearing.
I disagree, I believe that this is a valid use case. I came across this simply because I wanted to rename my input file. Eventually I would hope that the jbi test driver would have the ability of having multiple inputs, in which case being able to rename the input files will be necessary. However, I do agree, that it is consistent with the rest of netbeans behavior. I think this needs to be reviewed by HFE to determine whether there is a better way to do this, or if this is the best. I will change this to be an "enhancement" bug and lower the priority.
Thanks, Ling! Supporting multiple input/output is on our to-do list post-Denali in order to support correlation test. We definately need HFE input on this one.
Obsolete milestone, please reevaluate