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[news.eclipse.platform.ua] Some index terms using path to href instead of title

Some of our index terms are using the path to the href file instead of the text in the 'title' attribute. To me it looks like the problem only appears when we try to use associate multiple topics with a single keyword.

Snippet from Index file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<index>
<entry keyword="blocking contact policies">
<topic href="mo/html/n1as20d2c57th3n1qfn35t1hct7h.htm" title="Blocking Contact Policies"/>
<entry keyword="creating">
<topic href="mo/html/contactpolicyblockdetail.htm#n0stysipm5g2lmn1m88pipn7kw9f" title="Define a Blocking Contact Policy"/>
</entry>
</entry>


<entry keyword="budget constraints">
<topic href="mo/html/p1ekbzzgxbivszn1tm16vrn2m3q0.htm#p1ekbzzgxbivszn1tm16vrn2m3q0" title="Constraints"/>
</entry>


<entry keyword="business context">
<topic href="mo/html/buscontext.htm#n0muzlgs22ivxwn1v4ad14wijh0k" title="Change Business Context"/>
</entry>


<entry keyword="calculated measure">
<entry keyword="using indicator measure">
<topic href="mo/html/n0w4goglypjj3vn1gt1q18o86lfd.htm" title="Using Indicator Measures in a Calculated Measure Expression"/>
</entry>
</entry>


<entry keyword="calculated measures">
<topic href="mo/html/measuresdetails.htm#n0oidksb3pd9h6n1d243du8fc4eh" title="Using Calculated Measures"/>
<topic href="mo/html/n1rmtufnqefmmfn15n9l10gkmmo5.htm#n1rmtufnqefmmfn15n9l10gkmmo5" title="Measures"/>
</entry>


Output:
blocking contact policies
creating
budget constraints
business context
calculated measure (this keyword is in bold)
using indicator measure
calculated measures (this keyword is in bold)
/sas.help.eclipsehelp.mo/mo/html/measuresdetails.htm#n0oidksb3pd9h6n1d243du8fc4eh
/sas.help.eclipsehelp.mo/mo/html/n1rmtufnqefmmfn15n9l10gkmmo5.htm#n1rmtufnqefmmfn15n9l10gkmmo5


The 'sas.help.eclipsehelp.mo' is the name of our documentation plug-in.

Any ideas on what could be causing this?  Thank you!