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I am running MyEclipse 4.1.0 on Eclipse 3.1.2. I created a project and added Tapestry support.
The project IDE became too slow because every time I press a key in an editor, MyEclipse does a “Building” and block the eclipse until it finnish (serveral seconds after).I want to remove the Tapestry support form the project so I can work with Tapestry mannually.
Could someone give me an advice how I can do that?
Thanks in advance.
It’s a bit of a manual step, but you can edit your .project file and remove the tapestry builder and tapestry nature if they are there, that should do the trick.
@cfau wrote:
I am running MyEclipse 4.1.0 on Eclipse 3.1.2. I created a project and added Tapestry support.
The project IDE became too slow because every time I press a key in an editor, MyEclipse does a “Building” and block the eclipse until it finnish (serveral seconds after).I want to remove the Tapestry support form the project so I can work with Tapestry mannually.
Could someone give me an advice how I can do that?
Thanks in advance.
The Tapestry editors do not trigger a build on a keypress. They trigger a reconcile (after a delay) which is of a scope that is many orders of magnitude smaller than a project build. The only way a full project build could be triggered on a reconcile is if something else was broken that prevents the Tapestry support from working on the project as a whole.
If the workspace build is triggered when working in an editor other than the Specification Editor or the Template editor then the problem is not at all related to the ME Tapestry Support. The only way a build would be triggered from an unrelated editor is when you save the file. (Unless that unrelated editor is triggering the build on a keypress that is).
Check that there are no error markers on the project that are of a Tapestry nature.
More info on what you we doing, in what editor, is required.
And yes, there is no easy way to “turn off” the “Tapestryness” of a project. You have to edit the .project file as described by rkalla.
Geoff
