| Flakiness with Navigator and linked folders [message #171589] |
Tue, 19 September 2006 17:52  |
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Originally posted by: jwlum.alum.mit.edu
I posted here back on July 13 ("Internal errors when Refreshing a linked
folder"; Message ID: e95rj8$4qj$1@utils.eclipse.org), but received no
reply, so I figured I'd try again with a more general inquiry.
Eclipse's Navigator view seems very flaky when I create a (General)
Project and then add several linked folders to that project. The two
linked filesystems are perhaps 2000 and 500 files, respectively, and I
periodically see the following two problems:
1. 'An internal error occurred during: "Refresh"' following a refresh
operation on the linked folder root or one of its subfolders.
2. Subfolders of the linked folder sticking around for a time and then
simply disappearing from the tree hierarchy
I've observed these problems with a number of different Eclipse versions
(all 3.x) on a number of different machines (all Windows). Does anyone
have any insight or advice on using the Navigator view effectively with
relatively large linked folders?
Thanks,
John
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| Re: Flakiness with Navigator and linked folders [message #171841 is a reply to message #171589] |
Wed, 20 September 2006 16:59  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse4.rizzoweb.com
John wrote:
> I posted here back on July 13 ("Internal errors when Refreshing a linked
> folder"; Message ID: e95rj8$4qj$1@utils.eclipse.org), but received no
> reply, so I figured I'd try again with a more general inquiry.
>
> Eclipse's Navigator view seems very flaky when I create a (General)
> Project and then add several linked folders to that project. The two
> linked filesystems are perhaps 2000 and 500 files, respectively, and I
> periodically see the following two problems:
>
> 1. 'An internal error occurred during: "Refresh"' following a refresh
> operation on the linked folder root or one of its subfolders.
> 2. Subfolders of the linked folder sticking around for a time and then
> simply disappearing from the tree hierarchy
>
> I've observed these problems with a number of different Eclipse versions
> (all 3.x) on a number of different machines (all Windows). Does anyone
> have any insight or advice on using the Navigator view effectively with
> relatively large linked folders?
I can't offer any ideas to solve or workaround that problem, but I will
suggest that you file a bug report with detailed steps to reproduce it.
Bugzilla is the way to get the attention of the Eclipse developers about
potential bugs.
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Hope this helps,
Eric
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