Bug 67203 [Import/Export[ Import from Zip File and File System gives no feedback about read-only files
Test Pass for 3.0 RC2 1. have JUnit with corresponding code 2. add the following line to TestCase.java: // read-only 3. close the editor and make the file read-only 4. start to import JUnit from File system 4. Uncheck "Overwrite existing...without warning" 5. Click "Finish" ==> dialog appears 6. Click "Yes To All" Stuff gets imported and wizard closes - no info about read-only files. Now, what do I have to expect? Has TestCase.java been overwritten? Were there other read-only files? Which ones? Fact is: read-only file TestCase.java has not been imported. I would expect a dialog that asks me what do to with read-only files or at least tell me that which ones were not imported.
bundles/org.eclipse.ui.ide/src/org/eclipse/ui/wizards/datatransfer/ImportOperation.java
destinationPath);
                monitor.worked(30);
                validateFiles(Arrays.asList(new Object[] { source }));
                monitor.worked(50);
                destinationContainer = generator
                        .generateContainer(new SubProgressMonitor(monitor, 50));
                importRecursivelyFrom(source, POLICY_DEFAULT);
                
                monitor.worked(90);
            } else {
                
                int creationCount = selectedFiles.size();
                monitor
                        .beginTask(
                                DataTransferMessages
                                        .getString("DataTransfer.importTask"), creationCount + 100); 
                ContainerGenerator generator = new ContainerGenerator(
                        destinationPath);
                monitor.worked(30);
                validateFiles(selectedFiles);
                monitor.worked(50);
                destinationContainer = generator
                        .generateContainer(new SubProgressMonitor(monitor, 50));
                importFileSystemObjects(selectedFiles);
                monitor.done();
            }
        } catch (CoreException e) {
            errorTable.add(e.getStatus());
        } finally {
            monitor.done();