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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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8
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None
If you do this:
1) Make sure your User Library folder is empty
2) Open an FXML with a custom component
=> a unresolved component is reported : OK
3) Drag the corresponding JAR on the Library panel and click Import
=> Library panel copies the JAR in the User Library folder : OK
=> the component remains unresolved : BUG
However, in step #2, if you drop the JAR directly in the User Library folder (i.e. using Finder/Explorer),
then the component is correctly resolved.
So it seems that we have a regression in the Library Import dialog.
1) Make sure your User Library folder is empty
2) Open an FXML with a custom component
=> a unresolved component is reported : OK
3) Drag the corresponding JAR on the Library panel and click Import
=> Library panel copies the JAR in the User Library folder : OK
=> the component remains unresolved : BUG
However, in step #2, if you drop the JAR directly in the User Library folder (i.e. using Finder/Explorer),
then the component is correctly resolved.
So it seems that we have a regression in the Library Import dialog.
- relates to
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JDK-8094628 Spurious warning badge for custom component
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- Resolved
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JDK-8096403 SB clears custom imports
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- Resolved
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