Four key points for ultimate Optimization of myeclipse performance Acceleration

1. the quick update error always pops up and the quick update automatic update function of myeclipse is disabled.

The solution to this problem is to disable automatic update:

Windows> preferences> myeclipse enterprise workbench> community essen, and then deselect search for new features on startup.

2. Disable updating indexes

Window> preferences> myeclipse enterprise workbench> maven4myeclipse> Maven>

Disable download repository index updates on startup.

Note: Many people cannot find this problem because it is actually disabled.

3. Disable automatic validation of myeclipse

There are many validation items, including XML, JSP, JSF, JS, etc. We don't have to perform automatic verification for all of them, but we only need to perform manual verification when necessary, the speed will soon increase to several levels.

Windows> perferences> myeclipse> Validation

Uncheck all build items. If you need to verify a file, we can verify it separately. The method is: on the file to be verified (right-click-> myeclipse-> RUN validation.

4. Start optimization and disable unnecessary modules.

20% of a system's functions often meet 80% of the requirements, and myeclipse is no exception. We only need 20% of the system functions in most cases, so we can disable loading and starting some unused modules.

Window> preferences> General> startup Andy shutdown lists the modules loaded at myeclipse startup.

I only want it to load Tomcat 5 here, and check myeclipse easie Tomcat 5. Next, disable the workspace startup Refresh:

Next, close the spelling check:

You only need to cancel enable spell checking:

After you see auto activation triggers for Java, enter the-Z subtitles in it, select the application, and go to the editor to view the prompts. the above option shows the delay time prompt, we recommend that you do not modify the settings.

In this case, the selection is complete. Then, go to the myeclipse installation directory> myeclipse. ini to open and modify this file. We recommend that you back up the file before doing so. Otherwise, you will not be able to start the file after an error occurs.

 
 

  
  
-startup  
  
  
../Common/plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.0.201.R35x_v20090715.jar  
  
  
--launcher.library  
  
  
../Common/plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher.win32.win32.x86_1.0.200.v20090519  
  
  
-install  
  
  
E:/develop/MYEC85/MyEclipse 8.5 M2  
  
  
-vm  
  
  
E:/develop/MYEC85/Common/binary/com.sun.java.jdk.win32.x86_1.6.0.013/jre/bin/client/jvm.dll  
  
  
-vmargs  
  
  
-Xmx512m  
  
  
-XX:MaxPermSize=512m 
  
  
-XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=256m 
 
 

Mainly modification: 

 
 

  
  
-Xmx512m  
  
  
-XX:MaxPermSize=512m 
  
  
-XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=256m 
 
 

The three optimization schemes are best selected based on your memory. If you choose the proper one, I believe the results will be very good. If it cannot be used after modification, You can overwrite the backup. The following describes common shortcut keys in myeclipse:

1. Switch to the editing point Alt + <-, ALT +->.

2. view the CTR + e file.

3. Make full use of the template as defined by yourself.

4. Customize the shortcut keys to generate getter and setter.

5. Try not to return the lattice or delete key when deleting the table. The Row-level CTR + D is used, and the CTR + X of some rows is used.

6. If the method or variable name is not good, replace CTR + 2 and R.

7. CTR + Shift + O Quick Guide package.

8. Run CTR + F11.

9. case-sensitive conversion: CTR + Shift + x CTR + Shift + Y.

10. Maximum normal window switch: CTR + M.

11. Sometimes, ALT + Shift + X and Q run quite well, especially in some build operations.

12. Press Ctrl + Shift + F to format the code.

13. CTRL + Shift +/to comment out/reverse comment on the selected source code.

14. Shift + ALT + S to quickly enable the source code function.