Eclipse refreshing workspace takes forever
When I start up Eclipse, ready to rock, I have to sit there and wait for like 5 or 6 minutes until Eclipse get its sh*t together, "Refreshing workspace... (13%)" it states in the status bar while Eclipse is completely frozen.
Is there any way to turn this off or at least speed this "refreshing" up?
UPDATE:
It turns out that the solution was quite easy to resolve by closing projects that where not in use. I currently have about 25 projects and almost all of them are Subversion check-outs. I think that on start-up Eclipse will scan through all open/active projects and do some synchronization of some sort. Closing projects that I'm currently not working on drastically speeded up launching Eclipse.
There are a couple of questions/answers on SO that might help you :
Maybe those posts will help you at least a bit :-)
If not : can you tell us a bit more about your set up ? Which plugins are you using, how big are your projects, which OS do you use, what kind of computer (CPU, RAM, ...) do you use ...
One thing that will help for sure, is getting more RAM, at least if you only have 1 GB : that's definitly not enough for Eclipse ; in my opinion, 2 GB is the minimum required, if you want to be able to run anything else (browser, mail, whatever, ...) at the same time.
Couple of other ideas include :
Based on my experience, the Refresh Workspace issue is not always related to the number of open projects. In fact I think there are a couple of different reasons why Eclipse hangs itself shortly after UI start-up. One thing one can always try on different Eclipse versions (Indigo, Juno, or Kepler) is to delete the platforms index files. Just run a find command against your workspace metadata directory and remove *.index files found.
What I did on my case:
Hope it helps!
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