Focus lost for nested dialogs

[hoshang.varshney]

Q. Why is my test throwing WidgetNotFoundException when a nested dialog is closed?

A. When a button is clicked within the first dialog it opens another dialog. After closing the second dialog, the test stops and throws a WidgetNotFoundException. This happens because the first dialog does not get the focus back. Make sure when the second dialog is closed the focus goes back to the first dialog.

The above paragraph i got from FAQs. I am encountering the same problem. I want to know the solution.
I have tried to manually insert the code to bring focus to 1st dialog by clicking on the it after the 2nd dialog is closed. But still i get the same exception.

Please help! Thanks!

[gnebling]

How are you setting the focus? Have you tried this... (replace Workbench... with your window).

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ui.ensureThat(new WorkbenchLocator().hasFocus());

[hoshang.varshney]

Yes, I have used ui.ensureThat(new ShellLocator("").hasFocus());
For me, 1st dialog and 2nd dialog have same title i.e. "null" no title. Still the focus is set to the eclipse workspace after the 2nd dialog is disposed

ui.click(new ButtonLocator("&Add Service...")); // this button opens 2nd dialog
ui.wait(new ShellShowingCondition("")); // this is 2nd dialog

ui.click(1, new TableItemLocator(""), WT.CHECK); // checkbox is checked on 2nd dialog

ui.click(new ButtonLocator("OK")); // OK button of 2nd dialog

ui.ensureThat(new ShellLocator("").hasFocus()); // to ensure focus for 1st dialog(both 1st and 2nd dialogs have no title)
ui.click(new SWTWidgetLocator(Composite.class, new LabeledLocator(
Composite.class, "&Client Configurations:"))); // Client Configuration is a label on 1st dialog