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20060206 Currently there is no way for the user to hold onto errors for future reference such as bug reporting. We should add a button in the error dialog to hold onto the error. There are a couple of suggestions 1) Generate an error in the problems view. The main issue I can see with this is if there is anything (such as launching) that will prompt you all of the time if you have errors. The other issue is how to clear the error. It is possible to do this currently but users are not accustomed to being able to delete errors from the view. 2) Create a "Stored Errors" view where these can be stored.
"Store error" button 1) can be a part of details part (in the tray) for workbench handler/sdk product handler. 2) can be part of popup menu on the errors list. "Stored errors" view should be rather a part of a custom product handler. For instance our SDK can have product handler which allows for storing errors in the "Stored errors" view. But for instance Rational in its product handler will show all stored errors in the tray of the dialog. And if we decide to provide the stored errors view, it should be rather a sample like the bugzilla reporting view.
This is a priority for M6.
*** Bug 105891 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
We are too close to M7 to introduce a new view. However it is possible to do this in custom application by modifying default details or support area.
*** Bug 173041 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Removing 3.5 target milestone. We are in the end-game now. Please have a look and decide if this should be targeted at 3.6.
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