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Build: NetBeans IDE 6.8 (Build 200912041610) VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM, 14.2-b01, Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment, 1.6.0_16-b01 OS: Windows 7, 6.1, x86 Maximum slowness yet reported was 24606 ms, average is 24606
Created attachment 92954 [details] nps snapshot
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From the comments added by reporters, it seems there are two suspicious actions: - opening Web project - opening CSS files Note that there are 83 duplicate reports of the slowness. I looked at the last snapshot (part of report #387136) and found the following: - when the editor gets focus, editor bookmarks start loading (in the AWT thread) - this includes loading the project's configuration file and validation - this action itself took about 1566 ms in my case - when the editor gets focus, the WebPreviewTopComponent is being loaded (in AWT) - initialization of the WebPreviewTopComponent took about 5124 ms in my case - this is a way too long I have the Web Preview plugin installed but I do not remember using it yet. I am almost sure that I did not have the web preview TopComponent open at the time I was closing the IDE. Note that there are many NPS snapshots available in the slowness reports so you have lot of data to use.
The many slowness reports imply that the embedded browser is the main suspect - reassigning to the corresponding product/component (platform / Embedded Browser).
This morning, starting the ide for the first caused lots of "slowness detected", up to 25 s. a) during "scanning projects" phase b) whilst reporting this issue After log off and on again, starting for the second time, I had less slowness and had been happy to get my system to work According to Martin Fousek, I switched bak to JDK 1.6 B 25, and got this trouble again, but only apx. 4 s each
"Scanning project" delays startup of netbeans