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This bug was reported in earlier versions (forgat, and could not find) however I have now found a repeatable scenario. 1. Open a freeform project 2. Open any of the netbeans dialogs that is related to a class. E.g. add a property to a bean. It works! 3. execute in the project window a copy, paste of a file. It seems not to matter what type of file (both jsp, java). 4. Open any of the netbeans dialogs that has a text input field as first box. E.g. rename, or add property. The first dialog box now refuses to accept input. If you move the focus to another input field (does not seem to matter which) the previously enter input shows up. If you then move back to the first input field it 'unlocks' and you can enter to your hearts content. If you OK the input this problem does not reappear until you do something with the file system again (copy, delete) I use: /opt/netbeans-4.1/platform5 /opt/netbeans-4.1/nb4.1 /opt/netbeans-4.1/ide5 /opt/netbeans-4.1/enterprise1 build 200505031930 (can't you guess make this info ctrl-c, v-able). ide 5.9.1 same build cheerz
What operating system and what window manager do you use? Thanks.
Funny question, when I logged the issue the system already registered what kind of os etc. was being use. However: Linux Suse 9.2. Enterprise KDE (standard install of 9.2) that's about it...
Reassigning to core for evaluation.
Btw, similar to 69179.
Too late for NB5.0, please reevaluate.
Hi, As this is old issue and we never could reproduce it, closing as works for me. I guess problem was solved for reporter by using newer JDK. Reporter, if you can still reproduce the issue, please reopen and add steps, thank you.