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NullPointer Exception when user clicks on BPEL editor Build Details : http://balui.sfbay.sun.com/kits/oriondev/main/cokemilestone14/ Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a new SOA BPEL project 2. Open BPEL file and drag and drop Receive,Reply and Assign activities into BPEL editor 3. Click on Assign activity (or any activity) and click on some where in BPEL editor(Other than Activities) Observed that NullPointerException is getting generated.
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Same exception is reproducible with the following steps : 1. Create New SOA BPEL project 2. Drag and drop Scope activity from pallete to BPEL editor 3. Drag and drop Assign activity inside scope and click on Scope 4. Right click on some where in BPEL editor Null Pointer exception will be thrown
well, I think this propblem was fixed but I am seeing a worse problem. First I did these steps Same exception is reproducible with the following steps : 1. Create New SOA BPEL project 2. Drag and drop Scope activity from pallete to BPEL editor 3. Drag and drop Assign activity inside scope and click on Scope 4. Right click on some where in BPEL editor And everything worked fine. No excpetions. Then in same file, I added another receive - no problem Then quickly I added a "reply" At that point IDE seemed to hang. I wish I could generate a thread dump but ctrl-break is not working for me in dos window :( I am assigning to Praveen, because this may have to do with recent changes to validation system involving timers.
I am cc'ing Denis and Alexey A. Something is definitely dead locking, I have seen it 3 times tonight. Sorry I don't have thread dump. Ctrl-break not working as expected.
Could not reproduce NPE described in the original bug description.
Verified in the build 060923 and changing the status to fixed as per the developer comments and cannot reproduce no more