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Having a breakpoint in MyEclipse causes VERY VERY slow runup
Using Seam, with EXPLODED deployment, if I have a breakpoint that is stale (e.g. file has been refactored etc.) then the runup will become rediculously slow.
Exisitng Bug since a long time ago!
Still catches me out.
balanceofpower,
How many projects do you have open? Breakpoints are valid targets for *any* open project, so starting up your app server with either a ton of projects open with a lot of source code, or with a ton of breakpoints causes *a lot* of hit validation to occur for each break point. You can speed up startup by closing projects you aren’t working with.Hi Riyad
Just one seam project (and maybe one other “reference” project (Seam example or IceFaces example or both.. but never have Breakies in these)).
Project runs up 100% fine when I remember this gotcha and remove all breakponts.
It may well be a breakpoint that points to a piece of code that I used MyEclipse to refactor (Move/Rename).
Has been around since I have used MyEclipse!
I come across this about once a week!
I use exploded deployment.
Also, is there a way to turn off opening a .xhtml file in the split mode… the graphical designer is absolutley no use to me doing Seam projects and just slows me down.. I can’t find a configuration setting to make it just come up in just source mode.
Also, is there a way to turn off opening a .xhtml file in the split mode… the graphical designer is absolutley no use to me doing Seam projects and just slows me down.. I can’t find a configuration setting to make it just come up in just source mode.
You can either set it to open with the source editor (Open With) or you can ope it with the designer, click the split pane to collapse the design mode and from that point forward it should only open in source mode.
Very strange about the breakpoints, I’ve filed a bug for us to look into it.
The difference in run up (with JBoss) can be from 30 seconds without the problem to 4minutes 30seconds with the problem! SO its quite noticeable!
I hope you find it.
When I fall over it again I will post more details (if I can remember what I did to cause it .. Delete, Refactor (Rename or Move) class etc.).
