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I’ve been struggling trying to figure out why when I open a JSP in MyEclipseIDE that it takes so long, so I figured I’d do a little investigation. Here is what I’ve discovered.
It appears that MyEclipseIDE is trying to going out to the Web to check subscription keys each time I open a JSP. I’m behind a proxy I didn’t configure MyEclipseIDE TCP/IP setting ,so it appears that when it tries to connect to validate a subscription key that it will eventuatly timeout and open my file without validation. This attempt to connect is causing the problem because the wait to connect before timeout is long. When enter in my proxy server IP whenever I try and open a JSP I’m prompted for my proxy userID and PWD. I do not like the fact of having to myeclipse require to connect through my proxy to improve file opening times. This really raises some serious questions? So what kind of information is being passed back to your servers from your plugin? How can I stop this annyoning problem?
DrWoo
DrWoo,
We don’t go out to the internet to check subscription keys. The only thing that the editor might be trying to get is a DTD that isn’t available in the local plugin cache. However, the issue could also be the number of jars you have on the build path since each of them must be inspected to look for taglibs. Can you please post all the information we request in the [URL=http://www.myeclipseide.com/PNphpBB2+file-viewtopic-t-393.html]Posting Guidelines[/URL] thread at the top of this forum? That will give us some context so that we can determine if this is an installation issue or a configuration problem.
