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Steps to reproduce the bug: 1) Create a project 2) Create JAXB bindings (will compile, auto complete will work, everything fine) 3) create a new project 4) Set the first project as a compile dependency 5) Reference a generated class: the code will compile but auto-complete will not work (and IDE editor will not recognize the generated symbols either) My workaround was to copy the generated source in the source directory during -post-compile in the first project.
*** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 114164 ***
Using build: \\thumper\50builds\Release6U1\installer\nightly\20081110-0623 Followed the steps described above: 1) Create a new JavaLibrary project and added JAXB binding using XSD file. 2) Compile the JavaLibrary project. 3) Create a new JavaApplication project. 4) Add the JavaLibrary project to the JavaApplication project (via properties/Libraries) 5) In the JavaApplication project, perform tasks that use the Jaxb binding. 6) Verified that code complete (including <CTRL>+<space>, <CTRL>+<Shift>+i, and 'jaxbm' etc) work. 6) Compile and run the JavaApplication project. The described problem was not encountered. (see attached test projects)
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I can confirm that this is solved on NetBeans 6.5 RC1.