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Overview: When trying to convert a new java project that has the same name of a java project that was previously converted to mtj and deleted, fails to add the J2ME libraries in the classpath of the converted project. Steps to Reproduce: 1 - Create a Java Project; 2 - Convert the project created at step 1 into a MIDlet project; 3 - Delete the project created on step 1; 4 - Create a Java Project with the same name as the one on step 1; 5 - Convert the project created at step 4 into a MIDlet project; 6 - Verify that the J2ME libraries are not present; Actual Results: The J2ME libraries are missing on project`s classpath. Expected Results: The project is converted successfully. Build Date & Platform: (update with the correct values from your workspace) Installation : eclipse-SDK-3.4.0 (I20080617-2000) MTJ install : Runtime java.runtime : Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.5.0_12-b04) os.name: : Windows XP Professional, Service Pack 3 Additional Builds and Platforms: N/A Additional Information: N/A
Hello everyone, I will take a look on this issue, and will submit a patch with this issue solved.
Created attachment 119048 [details] Patch with bug fix Hello everyone, I have fixed this bug. Can someone please revise it ? [], David Marques
Created attachment 119049 [details] Patch with bug fix Hello everyone, I have fixed this bug. Can someone please revise it ? [], David Marques
Comment on attachment 119048 [details] Patch with bug fix I have duplicated it.
hi david, can you please remove the change you made in the midletsuitefactory to turn it into a singleton? this change is not directly associated to this bug thanks gustavo
Created attachment 119178 [details] Patch with suggested changes Hi Gustavo, Thank you for your suggestions. I have followed it and I am sending the new patch. [], David Marques
changes committed to svn
bug released into 0.9.1