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Steps to reproduce: - Create Java Project - Crate Java Class - Create function throwing exception with JavaDoc. It should now look something like: public class Test { /** * * @throws MyExeception */ void f() throws MyExeception { } } - Create MyException class - Remove @throws line - Compare File with local history - In Compare view put cursor on MyExeception behind "@throws" and press F3 (Open Declaration) I get: "the resource is not on the build path of a java project" Open Declaration on the MyExeception behind "f() throws" works. Only F3 on the exception in the API doc doesn't work. And also only if it is on the right side of the synchronization view and if the exception class is local to the package.
PS: This is with JDT 3.7M7
Problem already exists in 3.6.2. Satyam, please take a look. Not a candidate for 3.7.
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