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Bug 311199

Summary:	getNavigationNode().dispose() does not work as expected, renders in wrong order
Product:	[RT] Riena	Reporter:	Christian Campo <christian.campo>
Component:	navigation	Assignee:	Thorsten Schenkel <thorsten.schenkel>
Status:	CLOSED WONTFIX	QA Contact:
Severity:	normal
Priority:	P3
Version:	2.0.0
Target Milestone:	---
Hardware:	PC
OS:	Windows Vista
Whiteboard:

Description Christian Campo

2010-04-30 11:52:47 EDT

I insert a feature into the Riena Demo to jumps from the customer Overview RCP-View to the Email Subapplication with jump. In the open view, I added a jumpBack() (if isJumpTarget()). I also wanted to dispose my view and remove it from the navigation after the jump back.

The jumpBack works but disposing the view left the navigationView in an inconsistent state. The disposed module moved to the top of the list, after I clicked on it, the sequence of modules is correct again but switching does quit work.

The best is to sync the latest CVS state and try yourself

Comment 1 Christian Campo

2010-05-03 03:32:49 EDT

I think what I did wrong here was I removed the SubModule and left the Module there (with no childs). So I will correct that bug in the demo. Still having a Module with no childs should not corrupt the sequence of the Modules in the NavigationTree.

Comment 2 Christian Campo

2010-05-09 14:45:10 EDT

I think disposing the last submodule is my fault. the bug tracked here is that the modules are temporarilty rendered in the wrong order