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A .java file "D:\Program Files\eclipse\workspace\Sun tutorial examples\native1.1 \implementing\example-1dot1\Callbacks.java" exists and appears in my (Eclipse) Package Explorer. However, when I double click on the icon to edit it, Eclipse complains that: "\Sun tutorial examples\native1\1\implementing\example-1dot1\Callbacks.java" does not exist." Note that it has changed the period into a back slash "." -> "\".
Ian, how does your project layout look like ? (e.g what is the project, source folder and package structure).
Please provide steps to reproduce, then reopen this problem
This minor problem is merely that if you have a project of the form: eclipse/workspace/myproject/projectsubfolder.1/MyProgram.java, (presumably) "projectsubfolder.1" is an illegal package name, so doing File/Refresh makes projectsubfolder.1 appear in the package exporer with the *folder* icon instead of the *package* icon. Expanding the "projectsubfolder.1" subfolder, the program "MyProgram.java" is visible in the package explorer, but refuses to open (double click) in the editor with the message "Resource /myproject/projectsubfolder/1/MyProgram.java does not exist" (Note the "." becomes "/".) The obvious and simple solution is to rename projectsubfolder.1 to a valid package name. Presumably Eclipse will not let you create a project subfolder name.suffix, but if you use import, or paste files into the workspace directory tree manually, then this could be a problem? Files with .java or .class suffix are affected. Most others, e.g. .txt are not. The easiest way to reproduce the problem is: * with the Windows file explorer, find the eclipse/workspace/ folder, * enter the subfolder for an existing project * make a new folder "myname.anysuffix" (I had "native1.1") * enter the new folder "myname.anysuffix" and paste in any .java or .class file * in Eclipse select the project in the package explorer and do File/Refresh * in the package explorer, now try to open the .java file in the java editor.
Thanks for these clarifications, will investigate. We should tolerate opening Java files located anywhere, including inside such a folder.
In 3.0 M3, I can open the file, but cannot save changes to it.
Problem comes from fix for bug 26706 which creates an invalid handle, preventing from computing resource file location from handle (during working copy commit). Removed extra code, which did not behave properly, given now we support correctly reading and writing such working copies which do not exist from the model angle. Regression test added: WorkingCopyNotInClasspathTests#testCommit2 Fixed
test name is testReconcileAndCommit2() and not testCommit2(). Verified.
