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How to use indexes created by org.eclipse.jdt.core.index.JavaIndexer [message #1712909]

Thu, 29 October 2015 10:05

Moritz Aleithe

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Registered: April 2015

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Hi *,

I am currently facing the task to speed up an application that uses JDTs Java Editor with a project that has a big (>400 JARs) classpath. Some of these JARs are really big, others really small. When I use the QuickFix functionality shortly after Startup, the Indexer is not done Indexing the big JARs and the Application freezes for about a minute or so.

To Speed this up, i want to use pre-defined indexes with the JavaIndeexer from org.eclipse.jdt.core.index package that says
"Indexing for bigger jars could take some time. To avoid this time, one can generate the index file and specify it when the jar is added to the classpath of the project. " The missing Information is how to "Specify" the index in the Search.

Any Input on how to do this is highly appreciated Rolling Eyes

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