Bug 6207 Java project properties dialog grows taller than screen
build 20011116 The Java Build Path/Order page in the project properties dialog always grows the table to show all items. In a workspace with many source folders the properties dialog grows so tall that you can no longer see the ok/cancel buttons. I noticed this while using WSDD (Eclipse 1.0 based) to create P3ML bundles. P3ML consists of about 20 bundles with each bundle living in a separate source folder. Note that the resize only happens when the dialog is reopened. If you create source folders in the properties dialog and then switch to the order page you will see scroll bars. Also, it seems that this only happens when there is a large number of source folders. When I reference a lot of projects the height of the order page is limited and the table shows scroll bars.
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/ui/wizards/buildpaths/BuildPathsBlock.java
fCurrPage= ordpage;
		}
		WorkbenchHelp.setHelp(composite, new Object[] { IJavaHelpContextIds.BUILD_PATH_BLOCK });				
		return composite;
	}
	
	private Shell getShell() {
		if (fSWTWidget != null) {
			return fSWTWidget.getShell();
		}
		return JavaPlugin.getActiveWorkbenchShell();
	}
	
	
	/**
	 * Initializes the classpath for the given project. Multiple calls to init are allowed,
	 * but all existing settings will be cleared and replace by the given or default paths.
	 * @param project The java project to configure. Does not have to exist.
	 * @param outputLocation The output location to be set in the page. If <code>null</code>
	 * is passed, jdt default settings are used, or - if the project is an existing Java project - the
	 * output location of the existing project 
	 * @param classpathEntries The classpath entries to be set in the page. If <code>null</code>
	 * is passed, jdt default settings are used, or - if the project is an existing Java project - the
	 * classpath entries of the existing project
	 */	
	public void init(IJavaProject jproject, IPath outputLocation, IClasspathEntry[] classpathEntries) {
		fCurrJProject= jproject;
		boolean projExists= false;
		try {
			IProject project= fCurrJProject.getProject();