JDeveloper and BPEL Designer - You dont mean this serious...

Quality of software seems as alpha release maybe but definitely nowhere near stable...
Problems we are experiencing are slowing our development totally comparing to any other IDEs available.
We are using version 10.1.3.3.0.
I ll mention few:
Every completion editor takes ages to load.
In some editor there isnt even basic clipboard operations available.
Expression editor is some kind of bad joke, isnt it? Even if i move window it revalidates everything, it seems it virtually reloads every schema what takes tens of seconds and making work with it totally impossible.
Validations in some editors aint even working OK, when u enter valid xpath expression with whitespaces editor resoves it as invalid.
You delete file and it remains in filesystem and after u recreate same transformation file no matter what target and source of transformation you choose it will just load old deleted file...
These problems are just peak of iceberg.
Please tell me theres kind of magic button i forgot to press what will resolve these problems...
Im very unsatisfied and cursing on Oracle everydaily, sadly I cant choose another product since customer choosed.
Best Regards,
Mathew Stafurik

Hi Mathew,
cursing and ranting in a very unspecific way doesn't help you nor gives us a chance to help you.
Indeed the BPEL Designer in JDeveloper is very in certain situations, esp. when you have very complex XSD with lots of imports in your project.
Some tips to improve performance:-
- Have 2GB RAM at minimum
- Run it on Linux
- Split you work in as many as possible projects
- Don't include XSD, because you might need them in the future.
We're looking forward to your detailed problem descriptions to help solve one by one to make you more productive.
--olaf

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