[Riyad Kalla]

Wow, those are abysmal numbers. What is the hardware on your machine? Do you have a software firewall running on your machine? and more importantly do you have a real-time virus scanner running? If you *did* have a real-time scanner running, I’m not surprised by your numbers. Given the 1000s of classes that need to be touched and scanned before they are loaded by the VM, that will kill your load times.

[sma202]

@support-rkalla wrote:

Wow, those are abysmal numbers. What is the hardware on your machine? Do you have a software firewall running on your machine? and more importantly do you have a real-time virus scanner running? If you *did* have a real-time scanner running, I’m not surprised by your numbers. Given the 1000s of classes that need to be touched and scanned before they are loaded by the VM, that will kill your load times.

I don’t think the hardware is an issue. It is a 2.4ghz cpu with 2gig of ram. No scanners but on a corporate network. I’d be fine with using 5.0.28, since it starts up fast but on subsequent runs, it is too slow. What I suspect is myeclipse using eclipse’s jvm and the app is using jni so the jni libs aren’t unloaded on 2nd runs. This project also references 4-5 other projects with a total of 30-40 jars altogether.

Again, I do not have this issue through the command line or sysdeo.

[Riyad Kalla]

Do this for me please:

File > Switch Workspace > C:\tempworkspace, hit OK. Not go configure the Home Dir and JDK for Tomcat 5 and point it at Tomcat 5.5, now startup Tomcat. Was it fast? Now restart it, fast?

Please use a clean workspace, don’t import your preferences or your projects, just follow the steps above.

[sma202]

It is fast with a clean install “without any deployments” but that doesn’t solve my problem. With deployments it is slow, with my work space it is still slow.

@support-rkalla wrote:

Do this for me please:

File > Switch Workspace > C:\tempworkspace, hit OK. Not go configure the Home Dir and JDK for Tomcat 5 and point it at Tomcat 5.5, now startup Tomcat. Was it fast? Now restart it, fast?

Please use a clean workspace, don’t import your preferences or your projects, just follow the steps above.

[Riyad Kalla]

Well we aren’t quite done here yet. Now with the empty workspace, use File > Import > Existing Project and import ONLY the projects that pertain to that single deployment. Don’t import ones you don’t need. Now recreate the deployment and start Tomcat up again, how is it doing?

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