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Build Identifier: 20110830 In the RBD, if no target project is specified in the dd file, then it prompts 'the target is not specified in the ...., do you want to open the dd file?' But in the EDT, no such dialog is displayed & only prints error message in the deployment view. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create an EGL 'Web Client Project' 2. Create an EGL RUI handler 3. Right click the dd file under the project, and click deploy. Expect to see the dialog tells user that no target is specified in the dd file.
Created attachment 202792 [details] Patch Here is a patch, please review it. Thanks.
Created attachment 202850 [details] Patch-1 Please use Patch-1. Thanks.
Created attachment 202970 [details] Patch New patch. Thanks.
Created attachment 202976 [details] Patch Patch
Fix is in now. Resolve this one. Thanks.
(In reply to comment #5) > Fix is in now. Resolve this one. Thanks. Verified in 0.7.0.v201109172101.
The problem existed in build 0.7.0.v201110180903.
This is a regression issue, fixed now.
(In reply to comment #8) > This is a regression issue, fixed now. Test case 2: 1) Create an EGL project with RUI & service support. 2) Create an RUI Handler. 3) Open the DD editor and specified a target deploy project in the DD editor. 4) Close the DD editor. 5) Delete the project created in the 1st step. 6) Right click the DD editor, and deploy the project. No dialog prompts the target project cannot be found.
Reopen the defect.
Is there something specific that keeps breaking this feature, or is the breakage unpredictable?
Fixed. The reason is that the target project has been deleted, but the target project is still in egldd file. Now checking the existence of the target project before deployment.
(In reply to comment #12) > Fixed. > > The reason is that the target project has been deleted, but the target project > is still in egldd file. Now checking the existence of the target project before > deployment. Verified the defect in 0.7.0.v201111091612, hope I will not reopen it again :-)
I remember that I've closed it, not sure it's still in resolve state.