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I’ve been using 8.5 and now 8.6 for a while with no issues. I have the Spring version. Suddenly yesterday I started seeing VERY high cpu load when debugging in ME. I have a jboss 5 app.
If I run with the jboss run.bat file, it works fine and normal cpu. If I debug with ME, each time I got to render (Spring modelandview with icefaces) it takes forever and pegs the cpu. A simple jsf page that takes 1/2 a second running takes about 30 seconds with 100% cpu just to render. If I run (no debug) it works fine.
I stepped through the debug and it doesn’t hit the high load until after it leaves the web app code. So it’s in the spring or jsf layer and only when debugging.
It used to be a touch slower, but suddenly because super slow. Does anyone have any ideas on how to troubleshoot this? Since it’s not about my code and only happens on debug, I really have no idea where to start, nor can I think of anything that changed…no obvious jars changed, or anything other than compiling code.
Thanks!
Hello,
This does sound odd. I don’t know of any specific troubleshooting tips for debugging, but I wonder if a “-clean” in the .ini file would help. If you find where the MyEclipse executable is located, you will find the .ini file. Place a -clean at the beginning, and restart MyEclipse. Another guess would be to start with a clean workspace – staying on the theme that it could be workspace related.
Other than that, I would try debugging a simple project. You can create a quick Spring MVC app in minutes with scaffolding. See if that behaves the same as your other project.
HTH,
Dave
