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I updated to 3.8.4 recently (but don’t know if it is related to my problem) and since more recently I encountered some problem in the JSP editor: auto-completion and clipboard operations are real slow (I sometimes wait more than 30s after typing CTRL+SPACE or CTRL+C), it sometimes even makes Eclipse hang (I don’t think it’s a problem with my computer since the java classes editor – for example – works well)…
Does someone have the same problem? Know where it could come from?
TIA,
Jimmy.
Jimmy,
What command line arguments are you passing to Eclipse when you start it up? What platform are you on? What JDK are you using? What version of Eclipse? When was Alaska made a state?@support-rkalla wrote:
What command line arguments are you passing to Eclipse when you start it up?
-vmargs -Xmx300m
@support-rkalla wrote:What platform are you on?
Windows XP Pro SP1
@support-rkalla wrote:What JDK are you using?
1.4.2_05
@support-rkalla wrote:What version of Eclipse?
3.1.0 (build 200412162000)
@support-rkalla wrote:When was Alaska made a state?
on January 3, 1959 😉
I noticed you are using Eclipse 3.1(M4?), are you also using MyEclipse 3.8.4 Beta for 3.1M4?
Besides that your settings look good… check your log file <workspace dir>\.metadata\.log for exceptions, maybe that will shed some light on this.
ALSO try and create a new Workspace (File > Switch Workspace) name it like “Testing” and then create a new web project and a sample JSP page… does autocomplete work fast there?
