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Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Create a JPA project 2. Export the JPA project as an archive file (will be imported back later) 3. Make some edits to persistence.xml and save the file (e.g. add a description) 4. Delete the project, ensure it is deleted from file system also. 5. Import existing project from archive file created in step 2. If you view the persistence.xml file from within eclipse, it will contain the changes made in step 3, which it should not (I verified the file doesn't actually have those changes on the file system by opening it in something like notepad). The only way I've found that syncs the contents shown in eclipse with what's on the file system is by re-launching the workbench.
Investigate for 2.3.1.
Andrew, I cannot reproduce this issue, what build of Dali were you using when you found this bug? When you say 'view the persistence.xml file from within eclipse' I assume you mean using the persistence.xml editor?
I forgot which build I was using. I just grabbed the latest Helios packages and cannot reproduce it either, so I'm fine with just closing this defect. Thanks.
closing
