There are several places in the bundle gwt ui that are not refreshed or navigated to properly. Rather than create multiple BZ issues for each one (there are many), I'll document them in this one issue.
Upload a bundle, click on the bundle in the bundle list, you get to the bundle view with a delete and deploy button. Click the delete button. This deletes the bundle and all its versions but it should not stay on this view - it needs to go back to the refreshed bundles list to show the bundle is deleted. right now, it stays on the bundle view making it look like the bundle is still there.
the main bundle list view never gets refreshed. e.g. if you select a bundle in the list, click the delete button, the bundle and its versions really get deleted, but the list remains as is looking like the bundle still exists. You have to click the refresh button to refresh the list.
the left-hand tree of the bundle gwt ui never gets refreshed when changes are made to the right side. for example, if I create a new bundle, I refresh the bundle list (because it too also doesn't refresh on its own) and I see it in the list but I have to hit F5 to refresh the entire page to get the tree on the left to show the new bundle.
Created attachment 424569 [details] breadcrumb links image see attached breadcrumbs links image - clicking these links bring you to blank pages.
*** Bug 612847 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
fixed left nav synch issue. commit hash : 2d97df9bb2a6e577f7e7b7f24b192426bba5449e available in successful build of ci-rhq-release >= 151.
Verified on jon-2.4.0.GA_QA build#63 Clicking on 'Delete' button on the bundle view deletes the bundle and goes to refreshed bundles list. Clicking on 'Delete' button on the main bundle list view deletes the bundle and the bundle list is refreshed. Creating a new bundle refreshes left-hand tree and the bundle is displayed in main bundle list as well as in the left-hand tree. Clicking on breadcrumbs links images go to appropriate pages.
Mass-closure of verified bugs against JON.