Missing Context-Menu after using FxGraph Preview

[mario.curcija@…]

Reproducibility: always

1.install eclipse 4.2 (eclipse-SDK-4.2-linux-gtk-x86_64.tar.gz)
2.install e(fx)clipse tooling composite using latest
3.point javafx installation (Preferences) to 2.2.0 beta (javafx_sdk-2_2_0-beta-b15-linux-x64-27_jun_2012.zip)
4.create JavaFx? project + Hello World fxgraph file.
5.Open FxGraph? Preview - View

After activating "FxGraph? Preview view" the context menu is completely unusable in all of eclipse's views (e.g. package explorer, outline, error log).

Here are two log entries which appear in eclipse's error log after trying to use "contex-menu" action (right-mouse button) on project's root tree item:

Plug-in 'org.eclipse.xtext.ui.shared' contributed an invalid Menu Extension (Path: 'org.eclipse.ui.projectConfigure' is invalid): org.eclipse.xtext.builder.action.RemoveXtextNatureAction?

and

Plug-in 'org.eclipse.pde.ui' contributed an invalid Menu Extension (Path: 'org.eclipse.ui.projectConfigure' is invalid): org.eclipse.pde.ui.ConvertedProjectWizard?

Deactivating "FxGraph? Preview View" and restarting eclipse brings context-menu again until FxGrap? isn't activated again.

[tom]

just tested it and can reproduce this behavior. It looks like a JavaFX problem inconjunction with its SWT-Integration. I'll try to create reproduceable SWT/JavaFX snippet and file a jira bug

[tom]

Just to note. This is an Linux-Only problem! It does not happen on Windows and MacOSX.

[tom]

I've tried to find the root cause of the problem but I'm unable to produce a standalone snippet. I've even debugged the Eclipse SDK and everything looks fine until I get to the point where the Popup-Menu is shown (easiest to debug this is to look use the DropDown?-Menus in the Toolbar which are also broken)

[mario.curcija@…]

Replying to tom:

Just to note. This is an Linux-Only problem! It does not happen on Windows and MacOSX.

Yep, sorry I tried both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows over the weekend (not reproducible) but I wanted to test 32-bit Linux as well. With fresh install of Fedora1 17 (i686) in VirtualBox? I was able to reproduce it as well.

[tom]

The upstream problem has been fixed by the JavaFX-Team so the next JavaFX-2.x build should make Linux work once more.