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How to avoid "Building workspace" in Eclipse

Ravi Kiran Va
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Hello ,

I have many Projects configured inside Eclipse IDE .
When i run a Simple Java File , by taking a new project (Closing other Projects) , it takes a lot of time
for launching , it displays as "Building workspace to complete "

Is it not possible to eliminate all these Operations as "Building workspace to complete " to make run a simple java file


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Paul Sturrock
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You can turn off automatic builds via the option in the Project menu. However, you need you IDE to build your code, otherwise why bother using one? If a simple application is slow (and you have tried tuning your environment) I would look to invest in a higher specification PC.


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Peter Johnson
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I assume that you have a lot of projects in your one workspace. A better solution might be to have multiple workspaces. I have three primary workspaces and will often create another workspace for specific projects. This way I don't have the overhead of making Eclipse examine projects that I am not interested in at the time. I make liberal use of the export/import preferences capability to ensure that all of my workspaces are configured the same.


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Ravi Kiran Va
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You can turn off automatic builds via the option in the Project menu.


Thanks paul .
 
 
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