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dbradicichMemberI have 3.8.2 installed w/ the JSP Patch that was released, and when I open one of my jsp files in my project (not web enabled and all validation turned off) My system becomes completely unusable for 1-2 minutes, when I can finally snag enough cpu cycles to launch task manager and kill the javaw task.
I was hoping that installing the JSP patch would have fixed this but, no luck
We have a number of projects open at any time, and these projects can be fairly large, including up to 100 (or a few more) jsps per project. I don’t seem to have this problem w/ my web enabled project, but that may just be because it is a lot smaller (5-10 jsps rather than 100 +)
Right now my only workaround is to open the jsp files w/ the default text editor, and bypass any myeclipse functionallity. Any help would be greatly appreciated
System specs:
Windows XP Pro SP 2
Eclipse 3.0.1
p4 2.4GHz
1 GB RAMNovember 18, 2004 at 11:03 am #219616
Riyad KallaMemberWhen this pegging of the CPU does occur, do you notice down in the status bar something like “Updating JSP Index”? Also have you tried adding web capabilities to that Java Project to solve the problem? I’m curious why you haven’t tried this… is there something that ME does in particular that is stopping you from using it?
Also please give me your Eclipse Build ID from Help > About menu, and your ME Build ID from Window > Preferences > MyEclipse (don’t use Help >About, it doesn’t show the QF level).
November 18, 2004 at 12:04 pm #219634
dbradicichMemberI see the problem when I am editing a large jsp file (I’d say 500+ lines or so) any time I make a change, try to select code & right click, or save the file, the system locks up for a long period of time.
We have a number of web projects that were created prior to using myeclipse, and the directory structures are not what myeclipse requires (and we are too lazy to move things 🙂 ), so we don’t use the web capabilities on those projects, for those projects, we just want to use myeclipse for the editors.
Eclipse Build -> 3.0.1 – 200409161125
MyEclipse Build -> 3.8.2+QF20041004 – 200410041200If you need any other info, source files, etc. let me know, i’ll be happy to send them to you
Thx again for the help 🙂
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No I don’t always see the Updating JSP Index, I only see that when I save the file, but i see the system locking up when I am just changing code in the file prior to saving, as though it is parsing the code while I am typing, and locking up there
*EDIT*November 18, 2004 at 1:52 pm #219644
Riyad KallaMemberI’m checking into this… I might need to ask you for the project or A project that exhibits this behavior so we can test it internally… there might be something about the Java Project that pisses the indexer off 😉
November 18, 2004 at 1:59 pm #219647
Scott AndersonParticipantMyEclipse Build -> 3.8.2+QF20041004 – 200410041200
I believe additional fixes for the JSP indexer were included in QuickFix 2 (you’re using the first quickfix). Information on QuickFix 2 is available here:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/PNphpBB2+file-viewtopic-t-4498.htmlCan you try updating your environment to that version and restesting?
November 18, 2004 at 3:03 pm #219659
dbradicichMemberThx so much, the 2nd quick fix cleared up my problems, woohoo
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