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Build Identifier: 20110218-0911 When I copy a Java file in a Netbeans Java project (with CTRL+C) and then goto a Java project in Eclipse I get an error. See the attached screen shot. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Copy Java file in Netbeans 7 2.Paste in Java project in Eclipse 3.Error dialog is shown
Created attachment 201896 [details] Error dialog: Copy Problems, Internal error: 0
Where exactly to you paste it, and what is selected in the target? Is there anything in the .log (see Error Log view)? What happens if you paste in the Windows Explorer?
I get this log entry: !ENTRY org.eclipse.ui.ide 4 4 2011-08-22 10:01:36.530 !MESSAGE Exception in org.eclipse.ui.actions.CopyFilesAndFoldersOperation.performCopy(): java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0 I selected a Java package in my Java project in Eclipse and used the popup menu "Paste" to paste the file. In Netbeans I selected the Java file and used the popup menu "Copy" to copy the file into the clipboard.
Nothing happens in the Windows Explorer. Maybe the file is not copied to the global clipboard?
> Nothing happens in the Windows Explorer. Maybe the file is not copied to the > global clipboard? Right. I suspect that Netbeans copies the file incorrectly or only adds some internal information into the clipboard. Netbeans should fix this. On the Eclipse side we should be more graceful in such situations (e.g. protect stores[0] on line 1412) and also improve the logging (e.g. log stack trace) in CopyFilesAndFoldersOperation.display(InvocationTargetException).
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