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I start NetBeans, everything works fine. I run my Java Web Application project using Apache Tomcat. For the first 10 minutes everything is still fine. Then, even if I forget about NetBeans and mind my own business NetBeans' CPU usage gets to 90%+ and stays like that even when I stop Apache server. Everything is extra slow as you can imagine. In fact the only solution at that moment is to close NetBeans. And even when NetBeans is closed and disappeared from my screen NetBeans process stays in Task Manager consuming 90%+ CPU for a minute or two. OS: Windows 8 Processor: core i7 RAM: 8 GB NetBeans 7.3.1 Tell me which screenshots or log files should i produce and attach to this bug report.
There is not enough information to diagnose. Please attach following: 1. Self-sampling npss snapshot of the "90%" behavior 2. Thread dump from the time when the process is still there after you closed it 3. messages.log file from that run
I'm getting the same problem, although I'm not using Tomcat. After a few hours, it just slows right down, starts using more CPU and memory, and then becomes unusable when it reaches 1.1GB of RAM and ~90% CPU. OS: Windows 7 64bit Processor: core i7 3770 RAM: 16 GB NetBeans 7.3.1 How do I take those snapshots for you and where is messages.log?
> How do I take those snapshots for you and where is messages.log? Log: http://wiki.netbeans.org/FaqLogMessagesFile Snapshot: http://wiki.netbeans.org/FitnessViaPartnership From your description it also seems memory-related if it happens again please take a heap dump (you can use VisualVM for that) and upload it at http://deadlock.netbeans.org/job/upload/build?
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