Error using Netbeans
I am using Netbeans IDE 4.0 (build 200412081800) and am suddenly
getting an error on one particular file. I can compile, build
the jar file and run it, but I cannot "go to source" within the
file. I keep getting one of two messages (in red, at the very
bottom of the window:
"Object with MOFID A8908523-4CAF-11DB-A0D9-BA9D8B1BAA77:000000000000140F
no longer exists"
-or-
"Exception occurred in Request Processor"
Thanks for any help in this.
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