Hello,
I have a number of large (several thousand files) Java projects in
my Eclipse workspace, which
I keep closed most of the time (my machine is fairly old). Whenever
I right-click on one of the
closed projects to open it, Eclipse seems to lock up for _minutes_ at
a time. I've tracked this
down to the subclipse plug-in (when subclipse is not installed,
Eclipse never locks up like that).
What I think is going on is that subclipse is triggering a refresh
of the project when I right-click on
it, regardless of if the project is open or closed. For large
projects, this can chew up significant
amounts time time, all the while Eclipse is locked up.
Does this sound like what is going on, and is there any way to
disable subclipse from refreshing
projects like this (why refresh a closed project)? Or is there a way
to better control when subclipse
does refreshing in general? I do have Tortoise installed as well, if
that makes any difference.
Java 1.6,
Eclipse 3.5,
Subclipse 1.6.3 (JavaHL 1.6.3)
Thanks,
Pete
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Received on 2009-08-03 22:10:57 CEST