BC4J, compiling: takes ages to compile when connected to network

Hi,
We have a BC4J project that's almost
100% wizard-generated from an Oracle 8.1.5
database and we have been experiencing a very strange behaviour in JDev. What happens is that it takes ages to load and compile the project when the computer is connected to the network. Just unplugging the network cable more than doubles the speed. The database and JDev are on the same machine: a Pentium III 550, 512MB using JDK1.2.2.
We would appreciate any comments on this behaviour.

athelas wrote:No, I removed it since and I removed eth0="dhcp" and wlan0="dhcp", because that is in the profiles. Yes I am still experimenting with all that stuff but I didn't know which deamons can be backgrounded and which not.
This is off the actual thread topic, but I background everything except syslog-ng because I do want to see logs in case something goes wrong during boot. Also you have hal in your daemons which is deprecated. If you still use apps that require hal, then by all means keep it in the array, but if you don't then that's something you can get rid off.
fam is another that can be replaced with gamin. gamin does not require to be run as a daemon. if you don't use printers then you can get rid of cups. if you don't have network storage or any reason to access drives across the network then you can remove netfs as well.
Just some things you can look into.
Last edited by Inxsible (2010-08-09 14:49:58)

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