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Issue 37943 points out that the notion of "customize" is used very inconsistently in the IDE, and the HIE group has concluded that it would be beneficial if the existing "customizers" were all dealt with differently. There are at least three customizers on portions of a Java class that appear in the filesystems view (the class itself, fields and methods). While these look nice, we suspect that they aren't actually needed (these details can be changed in the source code quite quickly), and the similar information in the new class wizard is probably going to be removed.
agreed. we should get rid of the custoimzers that are removed from the wizard. the utility of them is questionable but if there is a significant user need/expectation for them we'll consider that... Jan, do you see a problem with gettting rid of the corresponding custoimzers from the java node?
I personally do not use that customizers at all. IMO the work flow to edit a source file via them is not optimal. In order to customize members of the java source you have to visit the member customizer, javadoc customizer, beans customizer. Anyway the best place to address potential clients of the customizers is nbusers@netbeans.org IMHO.
a quick pulse of nbusers indicates that these customizers are not used (though other bits of functionality would provide some benefit to the folks on that list). i recommend we remove the customizers that correspond to the panels removed from the new java class wizard.
Gabo, this contradicts your ui spec for nb 4.0 (http://ui.netbeans.org/docs/hi/promoD/jdk15support.html). Is this still valid from the hie point of view? Please close it if not.
This should be addressed in 4.1 or closed as WONTFIX.
Gabo is not responisble for this issue any more. Rudo please take a look at it. Thanks
There are no customizers on java nodes in latest build
Reorganization of java component