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Created attachment 152959 [details] messagelog I got another 8.0.2 crash. Attached is the message.log I was formatting a tiny XML doc (about 130 chars) at the time and there is a Window "Lengthy operation in progress" -> Formatting text, please wait... Using VisualVM it is using about 17 %, and the heap is going up and down It may be related to the other two crashes I have experienced : https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=250885 thanks
Created attachment 152961 [details] Thread dump
Do you think that is it possible to attach the xml file to reproduce the issue? Thanks
I can't reproduce the issue with the same XML :(
It can be some time issue. If you find a way how to reproduce it or a test case it would be great.
I have an application snapshot if that helps ?
Applicaton snapshot - do you mean profiler snapshot of the locked up application ?
Correct. From VisualVM. I think I deleted it by mistake, sorry. This issue has not come up again, but I will keep a look out. Will a VisualVM Application snapshot help in future ?
Sure: if you look at the attached threaddump, the AWT thread is waiting - but the waited-on thread manipulating the Document is in RUNNABLE state, so it must be doing something very long, large, slow. Run the CPU profiler for a few minutes time while the IDE seems to be locked up, so the profiler collects enough data. If you can take also the heapdump, I could get to the exact data being processed. Closing temporarilu until further input is available - thanks for your help !
Thanks Svata. The XML was less than 2k big. I'll keep a look out.
Created attachment 165443 [details] NetBeans crashes when editing XML files. I can confirm the bug also. NetBeans IDE 8.2 (Build 201705191307) Whenever I try to edit XML or FXML files, I get this Retreive XML on the bottom, and the whole IDE freezes. Can only be closed if I kill the process.