My theory is that it's because the agent (the whole package) is mounted locally when opened initially, when you save the file, you only save the javafile file locally, but in order to propagate the changes back to the nsf you need to save the complete package… or similar… something slightly more intelligent would have been preferred…
Agree, very annoying!
My theory is that it's because the agent (the whole package) is mounted locally when opened initially, when you save the file, you only save the javafile file locally, but in order to propagate the changes back to the nsf you need to save the complete package… or similar… something slightly more intelligent would have been preferred…