Hello!

I recently switched to ME 10.

But I'm not really happy because the build process is taking forever due to the absolute annoying validation stuff.

I do development for PTCs PDMLink.
For that purpose I've have usually three open projects, each containing about 100-300 source files. All three projects build into the same directory. This build directory is part of the PDMLink installation containing already a lot of classes and with a lot I mean 121.425 class files.

When I do a build ME starts to access every single in the build directory to do whatever with that.

I tried to prevent this by suspending all validators, but ME doesn't seem to care and stills touches every file in the target directory.
So the build process takes about 30minutes while the system is not usable anymore.

I searched the forums for a similar topic but found no help :-(

Any ideas how to prevent this absolutely stupid behavior?


Thanks in advance!

codexx,

Please clarify if - Build Automatically is turned on? Open MyEclipse IDE, from menu options click on Project, check if the Build Automatically is turned on. Turn off build automatically and choose build working set and choose relevant working set.

Let me know how this works for you.

Hi,

automatic build is off.

codexx,

Check the project properties and see what builders are defined - right click on the project, select Properties and then select the Builders page. There are a few validators in the list. Experiment with turning off one at a time (depending on the project, you may find disabling only one of these helps performance considerably, for example, the JavaScript Validator).

Please let us know if this helps.

support-tony wrote:

codexx, Check the project properties and see what builders are defined - right click on the project, select Properties and then select the Builders page. There are a few validators in the list. Experiment with turning off one at a time (depending on the project, you may find disabling only one of these helps performance considerably, for example, the JavaScript Validator). Please let us know if this helps.

This helped Thank you

germio,

Thanks for getting back to us and I'm glad we were able to help you.