[Bug] [pagetemplate-metadata] Was: [Bug] [JSP Editor]

Edit:
Ok the problem happens after you manually move pages and do a project refresh, the /META-INF/pagetemplate-metadata.xml file's content isn't updated and thus bad references show up everywhere in your project.
~ Simon
Original:
Hello JDeveloper team,
Using JDeveloper TP2, the JSF editor show an error when you try to use something like
<af:pageTemplate viewId="/WEB-INF/templates/detailBlock.jspx">It works fine at runtime though.
Regards,
~ Simon

Simon,
if there is a internal cache then bouncing JDeveloper or just the project would solve the problem.
So just for me to understand the steps to reproduce:
- create a template in public-html
- move the template to WEB-INF
- refresh project
Is this all I need to do ?
Frank

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