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Build ID: 0109 Steps To Reproduce: 1.Create a java project put a bean in the source file 2.Create a web project 3.Right click on the bean and select create a webservice. 4.Make sure the webproject you created is chosen on the first page 5.Hit finsih you will get an error and you can go no further in the wizard. More information: This problem is appearing because the force update classpath is running while we are trying to access the classpath.
Created attachment 87703 [details] this patch improves the way force classpath is done There are two changes that have been made to the code. The force classpath was being called twice when it only needed to be called once. This is a performance issue and Ive corrected it. Ive also added the force classpath method to be run as a job and we do not move past the job until it is finished in this way we do not try and access this resaource when it isnt ready.
Patch reviewed and committed. Would this affect the other streams (R1_5_maintenance and R2_0_maintenance) as well? Patch released to HEAD as v200801240414.
Gil just confirms that this problem does not appear on WTP 1.5.5 and WTP 2.0.2, so the fix is only required in HEAD and does not need to be backported to the maintenance releases.
Please verify the defect you originated with a recent WTP driver which could be found in: http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/downloads/ If defects in resolved state is not verified within a couple of weeks, the development team might verify and close the defect on the originator's behalf. Thank you for your attention!
mass change to add 'contributed' keyword based on bugzilla query, please correct if that's not accurate (by marking patches as obsolete and removing the 'contributed' keyword.
Bug cleanup. Closing on behalf of the originator.
