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build id: 20100813105432 Steps 1. new workspace 2. navigate to the JavaScript > User Libraries pref page 3. add a new lib and add a folder to the new lib 4. expand the new lib and select the JsDoc entry 5. press the edit button Expected I would be presented with a way to edit the JsDoc location Happens Nothing. No error log entries.
I stepped through this code in the debugger: the inability to edit is caused by a MalformedURLException thrown from the org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.internal.ui.wizards.buildpaths.JavadocAttributeConfiguration.performEdit() method at JavadocAttributeConfiguration.java line 80: public IIncludePathAttribute performEdit(Shell shell, ClasspathAttributeAccess attribute) { String initialLocation= attribute.getClasspathAttribute().getValue(); String elementName= attribute.getParentClasspassEntry().getPath().lastSegment(); try { URL locationURL= initialLocation != null ? new URL(initialLocation) : null; // <== line 80 URL[] result= BuildPathDialogAccess.configureJavadocLocation(shell, elementName, locationURL); if (result != null) { URL newURL= result[0]; String string= newURL != null ? newURL.toExternalForm() : null; return JavaScriptCore.newIncludepathAttribute(IIncludePathAttribute.JSDOC_LOCATION_ATTRIBUTE_NAME, string); } } catch (MalformedURLException e) { // todo } return null; } The exception is thrown because the default value for initialLocation is the empty string "", which is not a valid URL. line 80 should be amended to read: URL locationURL= initialLocation != null && !initialLocation.isEmpty() ? new URL(initialLocation) : null;
