Bug 101261 [type hierarchy] overriding a method from context menu > Source is not 5.0 aware
N20050622-0010 There's a hidden feature in the type hierarchy, that allows you to select a type XY and an inherited method, open the context menu and select Source > Override in 'XY'. This action has not been updated for 5.0 and creates a wrong method stub when generics are involved, e.g. here: public class Top<E> { public void method(E e) { } } class XY<ELEMENT> extends Top<ELEMENT> { } It creates (wrong formatting, 'E' instead of 'ELEMENT'): public void method(E e) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub super.method(e); } I'd suggest to drop this action, since the Override/Implement Methods... dialog and content assist do better jobs.
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/ui/JavaUIMessages.java
public static String CoreUtility_buildall_taskname;
	public static String CoreUtility_buildproject_taskname;
	
	public static String TypeSelectionDialog2_title_format;
	
	public static String TypeSelectionComponent_label;
	public static String TypeSelectionComponent_menu;
	public static String TypeSelectionComponent_show_status_line_label;
	public static String TypeSelectionComponent_fully_qualify_duplicates_label;
	
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_job_label;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_job_error;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_job_cancel;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_default_package;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_progress_label;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_searchJob_taskName;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_syncJob_label;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_syncJob_taskName;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_progressJob_label;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_remove_from_history;
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_separator_message;
	
	public static String InitializeAfterLoadJob_starter_job_name;
	public static String InitializeAfterLoadJob_real_job_name;
	
	static {
		NLS.initializeMessages(BUNDLE_NAME, JavaUIMessages.class);
	}
	public static String TypeInfoViewer_library_name_format;
}