[Vishal]

This is what I have on my mahine.

MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench

Version: 10.7.1
Build id: 10.7.1-20130201

This is what myeclipse.ini has,
-vmargs
-Xmx2048m
-XX:MaxPermSize=1024m
-XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=256m
-Dosgi.nls.warnings=ignore

I have Windows 7 (64 bit) with 8GB RAM.

Clean + Build takes 4.15 minutes and then building a WAR takes about 2.22 minutes. That’s over 6 and half minutes. This is development machine and I need it to be fast. I need to upload a new build everyday and sometimes twice a day.

What areas I can look into? Assigning more memory to eclipse?

[support-tony]

jcallahan,

Without knowing anything about your projects, it’s hard to say what might be taking the time. You could check the Progress view to see if you can spot which builder is taking the time and, maybe, disable it to see if that helps (builders are seen in the project’s property pages).

As you’ve been using release 10.7.1 for some time, there may be baggage from third party plug-ins and some builders may not be doing anything useful. You could also try a new workspace or creating the projects from scratch (copying over source from the old eclipse project/workspace). Can you think of any changes you’ve made that have made the slowness noticeable?

The memory settings look fine but there is no harm in fiddling with one or more of those settings to see if it has an impact. Note that the heap may be monitored by going to MyEclipse->Utilities->Show Heap Status. This will display the heap status at the bottom right of the window.

You might also try a later release of MyEclipse as 10.7.1 will not be fully supported now, though we’ll try to help if we can. If you can move to a later release, I’d suggest the current 2015 CI release as there are some more noticeable changes there, though I don’t know if they will affect the build speed.

Please let us know how you get on.

[Author]

Posts