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Eclipse 3.1.1
MyEclipse 4.0.1
OC4J 10g (10.1.2.0.2)I’m deploying a packaged project to an oc4j configured with auto-deploy. The progress information show the operation in process is WEB-INF/lib/hibernate3.jar or the actual war file. It’ll take 5 to 10 minutes for the EAR to get deployed.
Any ideas on why it’s taking so long. My workstation is a 2.4 GHz with 2GB memory.
*** Date: Wed Jan 04 08:59:20 CST 2006
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C:\WINNT\system32\javaw.exeAre you deploying this just to the local filesystem? Does this slowness only happen with OC4J and with any project you create or just this one project you are working on?
Is OC4J running while you are trying to deploy? This is generally not a good idea. Have you tried using an exploded deployment?
I’ve tried both oc4j stopped and running no change… also from what I’ve read you can’t used exploded deployment with oc4j.
How large is your project? How many files? (quick way to do this is right click in Windows Explorer on the project dir and read the stats from there, same goes for Gnome I believe)
151 files @ 8.8 M
Right now i have 2 tables mapped using hibernate, and 3 jsp files (/w struts configured).
Are you running a virus scanner by chance that analyzes files real-time? Try disabling it and seeing if deployment speeds up (obviously it shouldn’t be this slow regardless of what’s running, but I’m trying to rule out silly things)
That’s what I thought and tried stopped the virus scanner, same results… also I was incorrect about saying I had the same issue with Tomcat. I just deployed the application (exploded) and it was complete in a few seconds.
Ok, it’s not related to oc4j. I did a custom packaged deploy to the filesystem with the same results. My virus program was turned off… The ear file was on 8.13MB. the CPU on the boxes is at 100% when it’s running the deploy.
8.13MB? Is your application really that big or did you add some Jars from your sever or something (ie weblogic.jar)
