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Build Identifier: I20100608-0911 If you have a view maximized and you open another view, the newly opened view is shown as fast view. If you now drag the fast view to the maximized view stack it is placed there. When you now restore the stack, there are two instances of the newly opened view. One is located if the view stack where it was dragged, the other one were the original fast view was first put. If you close one of them, the second is corrupt and your application have to forcefully closed. This only happens with views with a secondaryID not null. You cannot use Window > Show View > Other to reproduce this. (These views always have the secondaryID null). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Maximize a view. 2. Open another view with a secondary view id (using the showView-method of WorkbenchPage). It is shown as fast view. 3. Drag the newly opened view to the maximized view stack. 4. Restore the maximized view stack. 5. There are two versions of the newly opened view.
Created attachment 203912 [details] This is the RCP Mail example with some changes that demonstrate the problem. I changed only one thing from the RCP mail template. If you press the envelope, the eclipse console view is opened. Run the example, maximize the Message-View, press the envelope, drag the console view to the maximized view stack, restore the view stack. Then minimize and restore the view stack again: two console views appear and the application is corrupt.
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