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NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200701301900) 1.5.0_05; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.5.0_05-b05 Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86 ================================================= I had a web project "p--" with a context "/p--". It is actually the whole OpenLaszlo LPS. After having worked on it for a few months, my colleague reminded me it should be "p--4-0". So, I renamed it "p--4-0" and its context to "/p--4-0". The library jar association did not get copied over. Rebuild failed. The library jars were in WEB-INF/libs Therefore, I had to right-click on [Libraries->Add jar/folder ...] and selected all the jars (which came with openlaszlo). After which, the project heading on project explorer was still in red with unresolved items. Unsurprisingly project clean-rebuild succeeded with no errors.
Created attachment 37934 [details] Resolved But Unresolved Jars
Notice that all the items listed as unresolved is included under [Libraries].
I'm not able to reproduce your problem. I created a new web project, created libs folder under WEB-INF, put a few jars into it and added these jars into the project. When I renamed the project, everything worked fine, project was not marked as broken, all jar references were set correctly. Did I miss something? Are there any specific steps to reproduce? How did you rename the project, by Rename action on it?
I think this is a consequence similar to issue 91424. I don't see the problem anymore after increasing RAM from 1GB to 2GB. As the laszlo server is huge consuming more than ~500MB after tomcat debug starts, it should not ne surprising I ran out of memory resources. So having a dual 3GHz pentium is useless without the matching amount of RAM.