Description Nan Li 2011-06-01 11:55:40 EDT

Build Identifier: I20110525-0800

1. Create an entity Foo
2. Create another entity Foo1 making it extend Foo and check the discriminator value of entity Foo1 and then Foo in JPA Details -> Inheritance 
3. Create the third entity Foo2 also making it extend Foo and check the discriminator value of entity Foo2, and then previous created entities in JPA Details -> Inheritance

First checking the discriminator value of the latest created entity is to repopulate the values of JPA Details.

You'll see the default discriminator values of all the entities are changed to that of the last created entity. In other words, after step 3, the discriminator values of Foo, Foo1 and Foo2 all default to "Default(Foo2)". At this point, if you change the default discriminator values of Foo to "Default(Foo)" by selecting it from the drop down list, switch the focus area and then go back to JPA Details, all the values will be changed to "Default(Foo)".

Reproducible: Always