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I don't know what has trigger this, but I have a very simple service imported into my Java desktop application and every now every time I make a minor change somewhere the anyu build pauses on "wsimport-client-compile" for many seconds ultimately doing nothing for that task and moving on to compile my one line change in a tiny .java file so I can continue with my work. It definitely didn't always take this long, thought there has always been some delay. The WSDL information for the service is cached locally in an xml-resources folder. The original server was the same machine (127.0.0.1) but the service is NOT online during my builds. In a simple test of a one line change in my application I saw the build process sit on the wsimport-client-compile step for 40 seconds of the total 53 second build time... (Even the remaining 13 seconds is 12 seconds longer than competing IDEs)
The delay happens every time I want to run my application from NetBeans even when there are no changes to compile.
Could you please attach thread dump while the problem occurs? http://wiki.netbeans.org/wiki/view/GenerateThreadDump
Can you please attach the wsdl file of that web service for which you've created a client ? I am not able to investigate the problem without that. Thank You.
Two months without reporter response - closing as wontfix. It this is still reproducible, provide please additional information and reopen.