[Werner Punz]

Refactoring->move/rename on classes does not seem to alter the affected config files. Here is a case to reproduce the problem
I have a webapp, created a servlet, the servlet entry was added to the web.xml correctly, now I did a refactor->move of the servlet into a different package and voila, the new path was not changed in the web.xml.

I assume it is the same with the hibernate config files.

The MyEclipse version I use is 3.8.4 on 3.1m7 but I assume it is the same on eclipse 3.0.

[Riyad Kalla]

This is a known limitation, we have not extended the refactoring facilities (yet) to include processing of configuration or web files, sorry for the inconvenience.

[Anil Gothal]

I am getting following error for refactoring package for rename.

“End position lies outside document range” ????

Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks,
Anil G

@support-rkalla wrote:

This is a known limitation, we have not extended the refactoring facilities (yet) to include processing of configuration or web files, sorry for the inconvenience.

[Riyad Kalla]

Anil,
Not sure what the error is relating to… try and close all your editors and Refresh your project from the root, then clean it and try the refactor again. I wonder if your files may be out of sync and when it tries to refactor a name in one of the XML or Properties files, if the *Actual* file is of different size than the workbench thinks it is.

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