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Right-clicking the Java code editor on Netbeans 5.5, after installing the mobility pack, which shows the usual Context menu for refactorings, code editing, etc... will show two JSeperator(s) with no JMenuItem in between. The JSeperator(s) are placed between the 'Show Javadoc' and 'Refactor' menu items. Is the mobility pack confusing the part thats building that context menu by possibly trying to show extra functionality there? Reporoduced as follows: (Windows XP SP2, Java 5 Update 9) 1-install fresh copy of netbeans 5.5 2-start netbeans, create new Java application, accept the defaults, i.e. create a Main class called javaapplication1.Main 3-after the file is created, right click the source code of javaapplication1.Main and everything looks correctly as it should. 4-exit netbeans, install mobility pack 5-start netbeans, back to javaapplication1.Main if not there already 6-right-click for the editor context menu, and you get the two JSeperator(s) that are almost stuck together with no JMenuItem between them.
Not so serious -> P4 Reassigning to mobility for evaluation
Running this on JDK 6 fixes it.
I do not see the problem more. There have been some recent changes in popup menu construction in NetBeans. Please reopen if it happens again.