Reputation: 678
I have a web project in Eclipse that contains a linked folder to another folder containing a couple hundred thousand tif images. This directory is linked into the project because the image files need to be available to a java applet deployed with the project. The problem is that the first time the project refreshes after linking the folder (and perhaps in subsequent refreshes, I have not gotten through the first one yet), Eclipse takes forever (the refresh process has been stuck at 98% for the past 40 minutes or so).
Can I tell Eclipse never to worry about these files and/or the file directories when it is refreshing / validating / cleaning / building / doing whatever to the project?
EDIT: These files reside in the webserver (under the "WebContent" directory tree) because the applet and related POJOS need to access the files by opening a URL byte stream directly to the file that is being accessed. If these files were moved to a different web server, or if the applet and/or related POJOS were changed to access a File ByteStream instead of the URL ByteStream, then I would be required to sign the Applet and Library .jar files with a security certificate, which is not a viable option for this application.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 382
Reputation: 1323095
If your .project
and .classpath
aren't directly in your project source, you could consider:
.project
and .classpath
in two different perspectives, with:
Another approach would be to try and add the content of that linked directory as "ignored resources", and see if that has any bearing on the refresh time.
Upvotes: 1