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It takes on the order of five seconds for MyEclipse to open a JSP file.
This is just enough to make me think twice before I open a page up.Is there a way to speed this up? I’m under Linux so there is no WYSIWYG mode. I rarely use preview mode.
Using Ecplise 3.1.0 with the latest MyEclipse.
Eray,
If you right click on the JSP file and open the file with the “Classic” editor, does it open any faster? What command line arguments are you using to start MyEclipse with? We suggest atleast: -vmargs -Xmx256mThe classic editor feels about the same. A text editor is instaneous. The problem has more to do with the deplay of the initial display of the page. My guess is that ecplise is doing all sorts of calcultions before rendering the page. It would be great if you could display the page (perhaps as pure text) and then update the views once the information is parsed. In most case you would be done with the update before theuser took an action.
FYI, I use -vmargs -Djava.library.path=/usr/local/lib -Dide.gc=true -Xmx700m -Xms200m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m
eraymond,
Your flags look right, and your assessment of the editor is correct, it is quite complex doing 100x more calculations and parsing than the plain text editor (which acts more or less like a simple view). I checked our tracker and we have quite a few performance issues filed, so we are far from done tightening things up and making it perform better, hang in there while we beat on it.OK. This editor is the only one I’ve ever had problems with in terms of startup speed. If an option to disable design view would speed things up, I’d take advantage of it.
eraymond,
After discussing this with the dev team, it seems if you use the “classic” editor, there is no overhead in creating the designer tab, so this will provide you the fastest open method you are looking for right now.This topic has answered my question as well, except how can I set my default JSP editor to the ‘Classic’ view instead of changing it for each JSP file individually?
David
David,
You can go to Window > Preferences > General > Editors > File Associations . Then scroll down to the *.jsp file type. You should see 2 MyEclipse editors registered, the JSP Designer and the ‘Classic’ JSP Editor. Select the ‘Classic’ editor and then press the “Default” button. This should make the Classic editor the default editor.
This answers my direct question, but what about improving the speed of the designer so it can start much quicker?
This answers my direct question, but what about improving the speed of the designer so it can start much quicker?
We’re always working on it.
Please don’t miss the point here. Like most developers I want it all. I want the higher end features of the full JSP editor, but I also want it to perform well or I simply won’t use it and will thus lose the benefits.
As I see it, using the standard editor is just a temporary work around. I take it there are no estimates on time to a solution?
