MyEclipse 9.1 Optimization Tips

The MyEclipse 9.1 optimization Speed scheme has 4 major aspects: Optimizing module, consolidating configuration, removing unnecessary inspection, closing update. Step One: Remove modules that do not need to be loaded

A system 20% function is often able to meet the requirements of 80%, MyEclipse is no exception, we only need 20% of the system in most cases, so you can put some unused modules to prohibit loading boot. Open the Configuration window by Windows-preferences, then select General--> Startup and Shutdown on the left, which shows the module loaded at eclipse startup at the right. You can remove some modules according to your own actual situation.

Windows--> perferences--> General--> startup and shutdown

The startup items that can be turned off are: 1 jsf/icefaces (see individual needs), 2 most application servers (application server only), 3 derby;4) Two automatic Update automatic update. Step Two: Cancel the spelling checker for MyEclipse

Spell check will bring us a lot of trouble, our method name will be the abbreviation of the word, MyEclipse will be prompted with errors, so it is best to remove, after all, we are not writing English articles.

Windows--> perferences--> General--> editors--> Text editors--> spelling

Cancels the enable spell checking. Step three: Cancel the automatic validation project configuration file when MyEclipse starts

In general, we just need to validate XML and JSF files, and other validations are basically useless.

Cancel method:
Windows--> perferences--> myeclipse--> Validation

Except for XML and JSF, you can choose to do nothing else.

You can cancel all the hooks in the build section.

Manual authentication Method:
On the file to be validated, right-click--> MyEclipse--> Run validation; Fourth step: Turn off maven automatic download

Windows--> perferences--> myeclipse--> maven4myeclipse--> Maven

Turn off all download and update start options. Step Fifth: Change how the JSP defaults to open

After installing MyEclipse, edit JSP page, open JSP edit page, also have preview page, speed is very slow.

Windows--> perferences--> General--> Editors--> File Associations

Select an editor below and click the Default button on the left. Sixth step: JDK does not use MyEclipse's own JRE

1 The JDK does not use MyEclipse's own JRE, but instead uses an external JDK.

2 Window--> Preferences--> myeclipse--> Servers--> integrated, turn off Derby and Tomcat 6.

3) Personal habits: Window--> Preferences--> Workspace, text encoding changed to UTF-8.

4 Window--> Preferences--> myeclipse--> JSP, the encoding changed to UTF-8.

Source: http://blog.csdn.net/chszs/article/details/7418880