UI Builder Crash When Editing View ID in Tizen Studio 1.0.1

Original Created Nov 29, 2016 | Regeneration Apr 22, 2026

I'm experiencing a crash in UI Builder with the following simple scenario:

  1. Using Tizen Studio 1.0.1
  2. Created a new project: Mobile 2.4 → Native → UI Builder single view
  3. Opened layout.xml
  4. Showed properties for view1
  5. Edited the ID to any value (e.g., "view1x")
  6. Saved all changes
  7. Closed and reopened layout.xml → Crash occurs

Error message: "failed to initialize layout editor java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 0, Size: 0"

Full stack trace is shown in the original question. Has anyone encountered this issue and found a solution?

Problem Understanding

The UI Builder crashes when attempting to reopen a layout file after modifying a view's ID property. This appears to be a bug in Tizen Studio 1.0.1's UI Builder component, specifically related to view ID modification and subsequent file reopening.

Solution Methods

  1. Create New Project:

    • As suggested by mangobar, try deleting the current project and creating a new one. This often resolves temporary corruption issues.
  2. Workaround for Existing Projects:

    • Instead of modifying the ID through the properties panel, try editing the layout.xml file directly in the text editor.
    • Make sure to back up your layout file before attempting any modifications.
  3. Update Tizen Studio:

    • Check for updates to Tizen Studio as newer versions may have fixed this issue.

Additional Tips

  • If you've spent significant time on your layout, consider:
    • Exporting your current project as a backup
    • Creating a new project and manually recreating your layout
    • Checking the Tizen Studio release notes for bug fixes related to UI Builder

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