Problem in editing a java file in Webdynpro

Hi All,
I have created a new dc and checked it in the DTR. Now, when I sync it from DTR, and again try to change the implementation of the view, it does not let me do it. I have to go to DTR>inactive dcs-> and explicitly edit the file. I am able to change the layout of the view but not the code.
Please guide me to resolve this issue.
Thanks

Just check that ou haven't checkd-in the content of gen_wdp folder. If you have revert them.
Second check: Insert values between //@begin and //@end tags in only. If you enter any where else, the code will be lost.
Select the java implementation and open the navigator view. You see the file selected in the left bowser. Check that the file is writable by clicking on File->Go to Properties-> Info
If it is writable change it to non-writable.
Best Regards,
Ashwani Kr Sharma

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