Wrong import warning on JSP page

I've installed NitroX (v/2.0.0 build 371) and started to use it on an existing project. On a JSP page I got a warning: "The import java.io is never used" from the directive:
<%@ page buffer="1024kb" autoFlush="true" import="java.util.*, java.io.*"%>
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After removing the import, i.e. changed the above to:
[code:1:77aea7b6d7]
<%@ page buffer="1024kb" autoFlush="true" import="java.util.*"%>
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The warning doesn't disappear. Looking at the properties for the warning I can see that it is 3 days old (creation time = [i:77aea7b6d7]March 18, 2005 11:22:21 AM[/i:77aea7b6d7] vs. today=[i:77aea7b6d7]March 23[/i:77aea7b6d7])
Is this a bug or do I need to recompile (or similar). I tried to rebuild the Nitrox db, without any effect.
Rgds and thanks
Esge

Check the Resource column of "Problems View" for the warning it will display the file in which you need to correct.
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