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Is there any way I can disable the "Scanning Project Classpaths" when I load my projects on Netbeans. It takes for ever to complete and the IDE responds very slowly during this process.
The IDE needs the collected metadata otherwise even basic operation like code completion, go to type will not work.
Yes, I do agree that IDE requires metadata for code completion and similar stuffs. But my problem is IDE takes a very long time to do this. It takes around 2-3 minutes to do the classpath scan for my project and once I start editing any of the java file , it starts to do it again. When building or loading the project if it does the classpath scan its fine, I do not want that to happen every now and then which makes the IDE unusable for my development.
OK, the initial scan (2-3 minutes) is required by the IDE, but the restart of the scan when you start typing is a bug. The IDE shouldn't scan anything until you change the project's classpaths or do CVS update or any other external change. If the report is for the NetBeans 5.0 or 5.5 the issue should be resolved by the new java infrastructure.
Reorganization of java component