Bug 30806 [build path] library container dialog issues
1) Java Project>Properties>Java Build Path>Libraries Tab>Add Library There are several problems with the wizard that shows up. * The title is New Library, it should be Add Library * The description refers to a new library * The page doesn't have a wizard icon (if we need a custom one pls add it to the icon request bug) * On the first page I'd like to switch to the next page by double clicking a container entry. * Selecting any Library and pressing next results in an empty title. The title doesn't come back when going back in the wizard.
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/ui/wizards/buildpaths/LibrariesWorkbookPage.java
public LibrariesWorkbookPage(IWorkspaceRoot root, ListDialogField classPathList) {
		fClassPathList= classPathList;
		fWorkspaceRoot= root;
		fSWTControl= null;
		
		fDialogSettings= JavaPlugin.getDefault().getDialogSettings();
		
		String[] buttonLabels= new String[] { 
			 NewWizardMessages.getString("LibrariesWorkbookPage.libraries.addjar.button"),	
			 NewWizardMessages.getString("LibrariesWorkbookPage.libraries.addextjar.button"), 
			 NewWizardMessages.getString("LibrariesWorkbookPage.libraries.addvariable.button"), 
			 NewWizardMessages.getString("LibrariesWorkbookPage.libraries.addlibrary.button"), 
			 NewWizardMessages.getString("LibrariesWorkbookPage.libraries.addclassfolder.button"), 
			 null,  
			 NewWizardMessages.getString("LibrariesWorkbookPage.libraries.edit.button"), 
			 NewWizardMessages.getString("LibrariesWorkbookPage.libraries.remove.button") 
		};		
				
		LibrariesAdapter adapter= new LibrariesAdapter();
				
		fLibrariesList= new TreeListDialogField(adapter, buttonLabels, new CPListLabelProvider());
		fLibrariesList.setDialogFieldListener(adapter);
		fLibrariesList.setLabelText(NewWizardMessages.getString("LibrariesWorkbookPage.libraries.label")); 
		fLibrariesList.enableButton(IDX_REMOVE, false);
		fLibrariesList.enableButton(IDX_EDIT, false);
		
		fLibrariesList.setViewerSorter(new CPListElementSorter());
	}
		
	public void init(IJavaProject jproject) {