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While validating JSP files, if you click the Cancel button, it seems to keep validating. The next dialog box has a Close button on it, but clicking it doesn’t do anything. In the meantime, Eclipse keeps chewing up more and more memory. I finally killed the java process when my mem usage climbed to 1.2 Gig. I’m on Win XP, 1 gig memory, eclipse 3.0GA (of course).
We’ve addressed a lot of issues in 3.8.1, which is now available. However, for very large projects there are still some resource issues in JSP validation that we’ll be profiling and addressing in 3.8.2. For projects containing a very large number of JSPs we recommend turning off automatic JSP validation and then validating on demand by right clicking on a specific file in the Package Explorer and selecting “Validate JSP file” on the one’s youre currently developing.
By the resource consumption issue is a little tricky since we use Jasper to perform the validation so the resource leak can likely be there or in Ant. In either case, we’ll identify and address it in 3.8.2. Sorry for the temporary inconvenience and manual workaround needed until then.
The problem still exists in 3.8.2. Once this validation went off, you cannot cancel it to change your preferences. That’s really a PITA. I’m not sure it really honored my preferences anyway.
Please make validation cancellable!!
I have turned off JSP validation but it still does this process “Update JSP Index” on every save. This is making your product unusable.
Please refer to thread:
A quickfix for the JSP Indexer problem in 3.8.2 is located at:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/products/eworkbench/prereleases/3.8.2-QuickFix-20041004.zipThis quickfix corrects the following bugs:
ID Summary
1062 JS Editor ignores read-only flag on files after 3 keystrokes
1067 UnsupportedOperationException in JS Editor
1085 Refactoring operations in workspaces with LARGE (1500 JSP…Instructions for Installing:
1) Download the zip file
2) Unzip the file to your MyEclipse directory (for example, I have
MyEclipse installed at C:\Java\myeclipse_030802, so I would unzip this
file INTO that directory). Be sure that your extraction method only
overwrites the files contained in the zip and does not simply replace
each complete directory. For example, the default extraction of WinZip
will behave properly and is the recommended extraction technique.
3) The zip file contains the eclipse dir and will prompt you to
overwrite certain files, say “All” and overwrite all the files contained in
the zip.
4) Restart Eclipse** If you were not prompted to overwrite files, you likely didn’t
unzip the file to the correct location.
