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When I do a copy line (Ctrl+Alt+Down) in the JSP editor, the editor hangs for some seconds.
/Jeff, Atira.dk
Its actually not a hang, after investigation we figured out that actions executed by shortcut in ANY of the WTP editors have a ‘lag’ associated with them until the editor invalidates and repaints the line… some (like the XML editor) seemingly never perform the action until you close/reopen the file. The underlying execution of shortcuts in the editors needs to be fixed up, and until then this functionality in general will seem buggy… we appologize for the delay but will get around to this soon (not for 3.8.3 though as our plate is beyond full for that release).
Is this bug related to the one where a regular CTRL-C copy gets slow after a while in the JSP editor?
(when this bug happens, a CTRL-C is extremely slow or just doesn’t want to work at all. Closing the editor frequently at the first sign of overall slowelyness usually seems to help. For full system specs see my previous posts, but a small recap: Win2k, Eclipse 3.01, MyEclipse 3.8.2QF2-all validation off, JDK 1.4.2)
@support-rkalla wrote:
Fixed in 3.8.4.
We’re still seeing this problem in 3.8.4, when CTRL-C or any CTRL function for copy or cut or paste, the JSP editor gets slow and eventually just freezes and javaw process has to be killed.
XP, Eclipse 3.01, MyEclipse 3.8.4, all validation off, JDK 1.4.2
Turned HTML and JSP validation on to see if that will resolve part of the issue. Cutting, copying, or pasting with the menu works fine, it only appears to happen when using the CTRL keys.
ok this is the first thing I would definately suggest no matter what else you do today:
1) Go download JDK 1.4.2_07 from Sun, install it
2) Edit the shortcut you use to start Eclipse and add the -vm command line argument and point directly at the javaw.exe executable under the JDK 1.4.2_07 directory, something like this:c:\eclipse\eclipse.exe -vm c:\j2sdk1.4.2_07\bin\javaw.exe -vmargs -Xmx256mWe will try this. However we are already starting Eclipse with -vmargs -Xms768m -Xmx786m but will try your suggestions today and let you know. What interesting is that this user didn’t have any problems until we loaded sysdeo tomcat plugin and setup tomcat to run inside eclipse with myEclipse. We’ve been using that SDK forever and had no problems with slow downs.
We didn’t have success configuring it for our environment. We are still having the problem even with the new jdk. In fact the user is becoming exceedingly frustrated with this. The activity bar is doing something, updating outline, and it freezes consistently as well. I had her defrag, upgrade to all the latest, etc. Any ideas?
First a little sanity check:
1) Load up MyEclipse
2) File > Switch Workspace > C:\tempworkspace (delete this later)
3) Let MyEclipse restart
4) Create a new project with a JSP page in it, copy and paste. Did that work OK? If so, switch back to your old workspace and try this tip: http://www.myeclipseide.com/FAQ+index-myfaq-yes-id_cat-30.html#343If not, continue to next test:
I would suggest doing a parallel sanity-check install:
1) Redownload Eclipse SDK 3.0.2, unzip it to C:\eclipse-3.0.2
2) Redownload MyEclipse 3.8.4, install it to C:\myeclipse-3.8.4 and point at the Eclipse install from step #1
3) Open it, edit a JSP page, does it work?
4) If that did work, go redownload Sysdeo and install it, now open that same JSP page back up, is copy pasting screwed up again?
