Huge Performance Issues with 6.01
I am happy to see the large file issue resolved with the release of 6.01. Something that came directly after me posting here. Unfortunately the next issue is something that has persisted since early EAP releases after 5.1 and has done nothing but gotten worse for me.
I am having a HUGE performance problem on a very sufficiently powered machine (dual core 3.0GHz, 2GB RAM, WinXP). IntelliJ slows to sometimes even a 30 second halt when modifying JSP pages. 30 seconds may not seem a long time but try waiting 30 seconds to close a bold tag in a JSP page.
I have attached a CPU snapshot of one of these delays. I am thinking about buckling and going back to Eclipse until this is done. I just can't let my boss know since he has now approved the expensive upgrade from 5.x to 6.x. I will re-route this to the official support site as well.
Anybody else having these problems and found a way to solve it? My vmoptions file consists of:
-Xms784m
-Xmx1024m
-XX:MaxPermSize=128m
-ea
-Dswing.aatext=true
-Xrunyjpagent:port=10100
Attachment(s):
5784_gharriso_16.10.2006_15.17.40.zip
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I would try the new EAP build and see if that fixes your problem.
Try to remove StrutsAssistant plugin, it was something like this here
Hello Gabriel,
GH> I am having a HUGE performance problem on a very sufficiently
GH> powered machine (dual core 3.0GHz, 2GB RAM, WinXP). IntelliJ slows
GH> to sometimes even a 30 second halt when modifying JSP pages. 30
GH> seconds may not seem a long time but try waiting 30 seconds to close
GH> a bold tag in a JSP page.
Could you please also send your log file? You're going to find lots and lots
of exception stacktraces in there...
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Dmitry Jemerov
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Gabriel,
It's indeed caused by logging loads of exceptions, which are present due
to previous problem. While I don't know what the problem was, I reduced
the number of logged exceptions significantly. Please try next EAP
version to see if it helps.