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Steps to reproduse: - create Synchronous sample project - start AS - deploy the process - set a breakpoint - start debug session - run test - when the breakpoint is achieved create a new watch e.g. $inputVar ensure that the expression appears in the watch debug window - select the expression and call properties - change existing expression with $inputVar.inputType then press OK Results: The watched expression stays the same. It changes to a new one only after switching to another window and returning to watch once again.
Can not reproduce on my machine while it can be easily reproduced on apepin's. Will try to play with it to find out the circumstances in which it's reproducable.
The problem is reproducable only if: - when IDE starts Watches View is closed (so, if it's opened - close it and restart IDE) - you run the BPEL Debug Session for the first time after IDE start
Ugly hack is applied to fix the issue. It slightly impacts the performance when working with Watches in BPEL Debugger but the performance is still acceptable. Need to remove the hack after 5.5 release. Checking in BpelWatchImpl.java; /cvs/enterprise/bpel/debuggerse/src/org/netbeans/modules/bpel/debuggerse/watches/Attic/BpelWatchImpl.java,v <-- BpelWatchImpl.java new revision: 1.1.2.5; previous revision: 1.1.2.4 done Checking in WatchesTreeModel.java; /cvs/enterprise/bpel/debuggerse/src/org/netbeans/modules/bpel/debuggerse/watches/Attic/WatchesTreeModel.java,v <-- WatchesTreeModel.java new revision: 1.1.2.4; previous revision: 1.1.2.3
can not verify because of issue #86061
verified in build 061005