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Created two BPEL projects, one contains an XSD and a WSDL. Adding a reference to the XSD or WSDL from the other BPEL project does not work.
Version information: Product Version: NetBeans IDE 6.1 (Build 200805300101) Java: 1.6.0_05; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 10.0-b19 System: Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86; Cp1252; no_NO (nb) Userdir: C:\openesb20080729\.netbeans\openesb This is the OpenESB/NetBeans bundle as of 2008.07.29
This feature was implemented in July, 2008. You are trying the build from May, 2008.
to be clear, please attach the file <netbeans>/platform8/build_number
Anyway, please, provide *detailed* steps to reproduce, such as: 1. Open/create a projects 2. Create a files 3. ... Also, provide a projects and screenshots. Thanks,
Created attachment 66563 [details] build version file
Created attachment 66564 [details] test projects
I see, that you use right sierra build: 20080729_1321, the latest. Please provide steps to reproduce with screen shots.
steps to reproduce: create BPEL project test1 Create BPEL project BpelModule2 Create xsd in bpelmodule2 try to add "Add Project Resource" in test1 from bpelmodule2 nothing shows up (a + is added to the Referenced Resources folder, but it is empty) create wsdl in BpelModule2 try to add "Add Project Resource" in test1 from bpelmodule2 nothing shows up
I investigated and found that referenced resource works for wsdl, but doesn't work for xsd. will be fixed.
fixed in soa-dev: eefdc6b85f4a
tested and verified using NetBeans IDE 6.1 (Build 200810140114) and the xsd and WSDL reference work.