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Made a one line change to my web.xml file, adding a simple url pattern to a web resource collection. Now I’m waiting over 10 minutes with
“User Operation is Waiting” and “Base URI change job … OK”
No, it is not OK. What is it and how can I make it go away forever? Cancelling has no effect. If I kill the MyEclipse process the workspace may get corrupted.
Using latest CI build on Windows 7 Pro, both 64-bit.
Hello Mike, really sorry you are hitting this issue in MyEclipse. If you open your tasks manager do you see any child process taking too much memory or CPU?
If you can send a jstack it would help us know which process hanging too.
Regards!
Aaron LaraYou can generate a JStack by executing the command
jstack -l 1234 stack.txtwhere 1234 is the PID of the MyEclipse process. If you don’t have jtack command in your path, you should navigate to the JDK’s bin folder.Example:
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_171\bin>jstack -l 1032388 stack.txtThank you very much for the info. I will try that if it happens again. Killing the myeclipse process with Task Manager and restarting Myeclipse worked ok this time. I try to avoid this method if possible, so I do really appreciate the jstack tip.
It happened again today… after using Team Synchronizing to update the source with all incoming changes, a “User Operation is Waiting” message appears and never completes. The top operation shown is “Base URI change job.”
My jstack output is attached.
Mike, Thanks for the details! I need to investigate this issue and discuss with my mates, please give me some time. I will get back to you tomorrow.
Cheers!
Aaron LaraMike, we managed to come with a fix but it would be awesome if you can give it a try to see if it works at your end. To do so follow the instructions:
1. Shut down MyEclipse.
2. Download and extract the attachedplugins.zipfile.
3. Go to your MyEclipse installation directory and navigate to thepluginsfolder.
4. BackUp the jar file namedcom.genuitec.eclipse.rest.jaxrs.core_1.8.3.201706211325.jarby copying it somewhere else.
Make sure the file name (including the version) matches exactly. If it doesn’t match then stop here and let me know what’s the version you have.
5. Override the jar by the one you just extracted.
6. Start MyEclipse and make sure you no longe see the issue.It would be cool if you can try making changes a few times in web.xml, saving, etc.
Aaron – it appeared to work. After following your steps and updating web.xml, the Base URI change job message appeared for several seconds, and then it completed and the progress dialog closed on its own, which is good progress. However, I then tried to remove the change from web.xml and now the IDE is not responding for several minutes, screen grayed out except for an inline help box that says:
Element: url-pattern
Data Type: string
Press ‘F2’ for focusEventually it completed, so I tried the same steps again (adding a url-pattern, saving, removing the url-pattern) and had the same result. jstack is attached.
Thanks again!
Mike, thanks for the details provided, they are really useful!
I can see the UI waiting while another thread is reading some zip files. I will share these findings with the developer who primarily worked this issue.
Cheers!
Aaron LaraMike,
We released MyEclipse 2019.4.0 which has a fix for this issue – it was a really key find, thank you again for taking the time to get us those thread dumps.
If you still run into this issue after updating, please let us know.
Have a great weekend!
(belated) thanks to you and the dev team. I think it’s great when the forum leads to positive changes 🙂
FYI I came back to this thread just to find the jstack command. Updated to 2019.12.5 today and had a long pause first time of opening an editor and clicking Link with Editor in explorer. I’ll open a new post if it happens again. Thanks again for all your help!
