JDeveloper Hangs in Win2K

JDeveloper 3.1.1.2 Hangs and Causes Win2K to crash completely. It does this very often while it loads the plugins.
How can I avoid this problem. Any workarounds?
Thanks

The problem is odd, I check the Task manager when I try to open the page. I get some CPU spikes but nothing major, and memory looks okay, over 1.5G available. This odd thing is that this is particular to certain JSPX pages we have written. Some load fast and some load slow/hang. I have check the JSPX and the Binding and I can see any common factors. It feels like JDev tries to get access to something during the setup of the designer for the page but is blocked? On some pages we are waiting 4-5 minutes for the designed to show the page.
I don't think the pages are very larger (what is large?), I mean we have a good number of components particularly Panel Groups etc.. As an example one of our pages which takes time has the following, 2 tables, 2 select many, 2 Box Layout, 3 buttons, 1 text field. 3-5 minutes to load.
Thanks for your help.
Stephen

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Helo there,
I am having exactly the same problem, everytime I include af:forEach tag inside the af:selectOneChoice for example, preview of JSP is not shown and whole developer hangs, in task manager I can see 100% CPU occupation by JDeveloper.
But the code itself is ok, if I run the page while editor is in Source mode Page is properly shown in browser, but when I change editor mode to Design it hangs.
I am using Faces EA17 and JDeveloper 10.1.3
Does anybody else face the same issue?
ferdo

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: Hi
: I have tried to install JDeveloper on my standalone PC.
: I had JDeveloper 1.0 working but then tried to install
: the 2.0 beta. Since then no matter which version of
: JDeveloper I install (1 or 2), when I run it, it simply
displays
: the title graphic and then hangs. I have deinstalled
: all previous versions, and no errors are reported when
: installing. I have a Windows NT machine with 128 MB RAM,
: 256 MB virtual memory and the following other Oracle software
: installed (in three homes, as reported by Universal Installer):
: OraHome81
: Oracle 8i Enterprise Edition 8.1.5.0.0
: Oracle 8i Client 8.1.5.0.0
: Oracle Programmer 8.1.5.0.0
: OraHomeWebDB
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The problem is odd, I check the Task manager when I try to open the page. I get some CPU spikes but nothing major, and memory looks okay, over 1.5G available. This odd thing is that this is particular to certain JSPX pages we have written. Some load fast and some load slow/hang. I have check the JSPX and the Binding and I can see any common factors. It feels like JDev tries to get access to something during the setup of the designer for the page but is blocked? On some pages we are waiting 4-5 minutes for the designed to show the page.
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