[news.eclipse.tools.ve] Re: Questions about VE and Wizard pages.

[Gili Mendel <gmendel@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> These are created because VE makes a separate VM to draw what you are
> editing, so don't kill them. If you are done using the VE, but still
> want to use Eclipse, I suggest restarting Eclipse.
Closing the project, will terminate the VMs.

> I don't know why there are more than two or so copies of javaw, but I
> don't know much about VE's internals.

This is the way it works:

   VMs will only start if you open a VE.

   If introspection is needed (bean is not in the cached, or class has changed), an itrospection VM will
   be started for that project.

   Every open editor has an associated VM with it.

   A spare VM will be cranked up, to be available for and speed the next opening of an editor (reducing
   the latency it takes to launch a VM)