[Bananasplit]

Hi,

I am using myeclipse with web application which contain many large .jsp files (some of them with many includes). When doing a project build e.g. after a clean, the compiler needs long time (up to 5 minutes) for building all those .jsp files. In addition, the jsp editor is sometimes so slow that one can only type one character per second. Can those two operations – compiling and jsp editing – make use of multiple cpus or cpu cores, so that they run faster on multicpu/multicore machines?

Btw: Where is the jsp compiler’s output stored?

[Riyad Kalla]

Try using the tip here to see if performance improves: http://www.myeclipseide.com/PNphpBB2+file-viewtopic-t-10087.html

The JSP output is not stored, it’s run through for validation purposes, not for storage or deployment purposes.

Also as far as multicore systems, this can help a little bit due to the threaded nature of Eclipse, but if you are thinking about adding another chip to an SMP system it won’t be a night and day difference.

If you are thinking about building a brand new system, depending on what you already have, it can have quite an effect.

[Bananasplit]

Thanks…
btw, can that validation process be turned off in myeclipse?

[Riyad Kalla]

Sure, under your project settings or at the workspace level just uncheck the validators you don’t want to run.

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