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Build Identifier: 20110916-0149 When I start Eclipse, it has started to consume 100% CPU. The Progress view shows "Refreshing workspace" and "Initializing Java Tooling", neither are making progress. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. I have multiple Java projects in my workspace. They all use the Maven plugin and I also have the Accurev plugin configured, although I am not logged in.
Created attachment 205410 [details] Thread dump from jvisualvm
I left Eclipse running for 10-15 minutes, and the blockage seems to have cleared. I lowered the importance of the bug because of this. However I think it is still a problem, because at first glance it appears Eclipse is completely locked up and unusable for around 10 minutes. There is no UI feedback than any progress is being made.
Created attachment 205411 [details] Secondary Threaddump Eclipse locked up (again) soon after I updated the bug saying that it wasn't locked up. Go figure. Now I have a modal dialog box on screen that says "Progress Information" and "Operation in progress...". Clicking cancel does nothing. Eclipse is using 120% of the CPU. Here is the current thread dump.
I see Accurev in the callstack. Can you try without Accurev plugin?
(In reply to comment #4) > I see Accurev in the callstack. Can you try without Accurev plugin? Eclipse seems much more compliant without accurev installed.
(In reply to comment #5) > Eclipse seems much more compliant without accurev installed. In that case, the issue must be reported to Accurev. I intend to close as NOT_ECLIPSE.
I am ok with that. Sorry for the disturbance. Is there anything Eclipse can do about poorly behaved plugins?
(In reply to comment #7) > Is there anything Eclipse can do > about poorly behaved plugins? Generally no. Not unless we have sufficient information about the problem in question.
Thanks Remy. Closing as NOT_ECLIPSE.
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