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Created attachment 94688 [details] nps snapshot
Created attachment 95278 [details] nps snapshot
Most of the time spent in the debug panel ClasspathNavigatorProviderImpl.getComponent which is not a part of an official build. The ClassMemberPanel time is class loading.
Official build == release. The ClasspathNavigatorProviderImpl is not a part of a release only dev builds.
(In reply to comment #3) > Most of the time spent in the debug panel > ClasspathNavigatorProviderImpl.getComponent I don't have the Navigator window visible (I keep it in sliding mode), yet the IDE is spending time updating it. This is a bug. Work should be done on Navigator views iff it is showing.
>I don't have the Navigator window visible (I keep it in sliding mode), yet the IDE is spending time updating it. 1st) I will not do any changes to ClasspathNavigatorProviderImpl as it's not a part of release as mentioned above. 2nd) If the navigator is active even when closed (hidden) what has this in common with java.project?
I do not understand. If the navigator computes the panel content, it is a bug in the navigator that it asks the panels to initialize. See bug #172822. I have no idea how this could be fixed in java support (and esp. for the classpath panel which is driven solely from the navigator).
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 172822 ***