Performance on a desktop

Hello,
I am running IDM on a machine with 2GB RAM, 2.8GHZ. The JVM is configured to use 512MB
When listing the 20.000 users I have created, it takes minutes for the page to open
and this each time I list the accounts...
I there no caching in place ?
Any idea on how performance can be improved ?
Thank you

CORRECTION:
The performance issue in not on the server but on the client
it is INTERNET EXPLORER that runs at 99% and takes 15 minutes to launch the applet displaying the list of accounts (during this time the JVM size moves from 1MB to 18MB)
Each time I access this page, it takes again 15 minutes
I tried to use MS VM or SUN JVM but the result is the same
Please HELP ;-]
Thank you very much

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09:22:00.476|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:esktopChannel:esktopChannelImpl::GetProtocolId|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Protocol found. Protocol: Database Access Id: 1.
09:22:17.475|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.DesktopChannelWrapper|0|[IManagedDesktopChannelConnection::~IManagedDesktopChannelConnection|844214043] Destroying IManagedDesktopChannelConnection.
09:22:17.475|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:esktopChannel:esktopChannelImpl:isconnect|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Disconnecting desktop channel connection.
09:22:17.475|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::disconnect] [13F4E1B0] Disconnecting device.
09:22:17.488|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] Release Interface C8F138
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] enableBypass true true
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::disconnect] [13F4E1B0] device disconnected.
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::ReleaseDesktopChannelConnection|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Desktop connection release requested by "Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.DesktopChannel.DesktopChannelImpl".
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::ReleaseDesktopChannelConnection|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Desktop connection released requested by "Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.DesktopChannel.DesktopChannelImpl".
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::disconnect] [13F4E1B0] Disconnecting device.
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|29|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] Release Interface C8F138
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|29|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] enableBypass true true
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::disconnect] [13F4E1B0] device disconnected.
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.DesktopChannelWrapper|0|[IManagedDesktopChannelConnection::IManagedDesktopChannelConnection|844214043] Creating ManagedDesktopChannelConnection.
09:22:17.489|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.DesktopChannelWrapper|0|[IManagedDesktopChannelConnection::Connect|844214043] Connecting to device.
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::AcquireDesktopChannelConnectionIN:0x3251AF1B] "Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.DesktopChannel.DesktopChannelImpl" client requesting device connection.
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::AcquireDesktopChannelConnection|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Establishing new connection to device.
09:22:17.489|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::connect] [13F4E0B0] Connecting to device.
09:22:17.490|INFO |49|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x1910, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
09:22:17.490|DEBUG|29|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] Acquire Interface RIMDESKTOPCHANNEL on device B8F798
09:22:17.490|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] enableBypass false false
09:22:17.490|DEBUG|29|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] Disable Bypass
09:22:17.976|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] lockPassword. TRUE
09:22:18.529|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:B8F798] lockPassword. FALSE
09:22:18.530|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] [3251AF1B:C9B058] Device Connection Acquired
09:22:18.530|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::connect] [13F4E0B0] Connection to device established.
09:22:18.530|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::AcquireDesktopChannelConnection|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Device connection established by "Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.DesktopChannel.DesktopChannelImpl".
09:22:18.530|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:esktopChannel:esktopChannelImpl::Connect|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Desktop connection acquired.
09:22:18.540|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:esktopChannel:esktopChannelImpl::GetProtocolId|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Protocol found. Protocol: Database Access Id: 1.
09:22:19.241|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.DesktopChannelWrapper|0|[IManagedDesktopChannelConnection::~IManagedDesktopChannelConnection|844214043] Destroying IManagedDesktopChannelConnection.
09:22:19.241|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:esktopChannel:esktopChannelImpl:isconnect|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Disconnecting desktop channel connection.
09:22:19.241|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::disconnect] [13F4E0B0] Disconnecting device.
09:22:19.253|DEBUG|29|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] Release Interface C9B058
09:22:19.253|DEBUG|29|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] enableBypass true true
09:22:19.253|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::disconnect] [13F4E0B0] device disconnected.
09:22:19.253|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::ReleaseDesktopChannelConnection|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Desktop connection release requested by "Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.DesktopChannel.DesktopChannelImpl".
09:22:19.253|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::ReleaseDesktopChannelConnection|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Desktop connection released requested by "Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.DesktopChannel.DesktopChannelImpl".
09:22:19.253|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::disconnect] [13F4E0B0] Disconnecting device.
09:22:19.254|DEBUG|29|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] Release Interface C9B058
09:22:19.254|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] enableBypass true true
09:22:19.254|DEBUG|23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::disconnect] [13F4E0B0] device disconnected.
09:22:19.276|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\Ron\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
09:22:19.280|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Login-Finished Login Handler. Client: IntelliSync
09:22:19.280|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Login-Device login succeeded, device online.
09:22:19.282|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[desktop_device_connection:eviceUtilities::GetDeviceRegistryProperty] HardwareIDOverride not found.
09:22:19.287|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|Device report already sent today skipping. Device: PIN:0x3251AF1B
09:22:19.287|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[ProcessDeviceLoginRequest] Exit. Device: PIN:0x3251AF1B
09:22:19.287|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Device Login], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoginCurrentDevice>b__11()
09:22:19.287|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Device Login], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 41947
09:22:19.287|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Publish Device Attributes Changed. [Characteristics]], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
09:22:19.287|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Publish Device Attributes Changed. [Characteristics]], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnDevicePropertyChanged>b__41()
09:22:19.287|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Publish Device Attributes Changed. [Characteristics]], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 0
09:22:19.288|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Publish Device Attributes Changed. [Online]], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
09:22:19.288|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Publish Device Attributes Changed. [Online]], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnDevicePropertyChanged>b__42()
09:22:19.288|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x3251AF1B] Publish Device Attributes Changed. [Online]], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 0
09:22:19.289|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync current device attribute changed.
09:22:19.289|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync current device attribute changed.
09:22:19.289|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.AppManagement|0|Loader client service supported by device: PIN:0x3251AF1B
09:22:19.290|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|[DeviceAttributesChangedEventHandler] DeviceState: Device: PIN:0x3251AF1B Attached: True Inoperative: False OnlineState: Online DefaultTransport: USB.
09:22:19.292|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|DataModemStatus Update. Current: New:
09:22:19.292|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|DataModemStatus Update. No change, ignore.
09:22:19.292|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync current device attribute changed.
09:22:19.292|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync current device attribute changed - online attribute changed, set the sync button.
09:22:19.292|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync set the sync button.
09:22:19.292|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync set the sync button - device is online, add the sync button.
09:22:19.292|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync current device attribute changed.
09:22:19.355|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|Fetched 0 new certificate(s), Updated 0 existing certificate(s) from Source
09:22:19.355|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|Creating certificate sources
09:22:19.355|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync Library Instance - Initialized
09:22:19.355|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync Preference Library Instance - Created
09:22:19.356|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync Server Library Instance - Created
09:22:19.356|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSyncLib initialized with device: 3251AF1B
09:22:19.356|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|ICertSyncPreferenceLib initialized with device: 3251AF1B
09:22:19.356|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|updating CertUsageFiltersTypes
09:22:19.356|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|updating CertTabFiltersTypes
09:22:19.358|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.AppManagement|0|Loader client service supported by device: PIN:0x3251AF1B
09:22:19.358|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|[DeviceAttributesChangedEventHandler] DeviceState: Device: PIN:0x3251AF1B Attached: True Inoperative: False OnlineState: Online DefaultTransport: USB.
09:22:19.359|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|PIN:0x3251AF1B CheckForDeviceSoftwareUpdate
09:22:19.361|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|Create DeviceLoaderSession. Device: PIN:0x3251AF1B Type: CheckDeviceSoftwareUpdates.
09:22:19.361|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|[LoaderSession Device: PIN:0x3251AF1B Type: CheckDeviceSoftwareUpdates] Create DeviceLoaderSession.
09:22:19.363|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x3251AF1B] InternalAcquireDeviceRequest Device requested. Online: True Client: DeviceLoaderSession Priority: 20 Transport: USB
09:22:19.369|INFO |46|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x3251AF1B] HandleDeviceRequest OnAcquired. Client: DeviceLoaderSession Token: System.Object Result: Ok
09:22:19.371|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice::AppLoader::LoaderClient::LoaderClientIN:0x3251AF1B] Creating LoaderClient. 26578809
09:22:19.371|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[LoaderClientModel::LoaderClientModel] Loaded "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader\LoaderClient.dll", version: 6.0.1.33, date: Jun 7 2011
09:22:19.379|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice::HandheldAgent::HandheldAgentLoader::LoadDeviceConfiguration|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Acquiring Handheld Agent properties.
09:22:19.379|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::AcquireDesktopChannelConnectionIN:0x3251AF1B] "Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.HandheldAgent.HandheldAgentLoader" client requesting device connection.
09:22:19.379|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::AcquireDesktopChannelConnection|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Establishing new connection to device.
09:22:19.379|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::connect] [13F4DF30] Connecting to device.
09:22:19.385|INFO |51|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x6B0, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
09:22:19.385|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] Acquire Interface RIMDESKTOPCHANNEL on device B8F798
09:22:19.386|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] enableBypass false false
09:22:19.386|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] Disable Bypass
09:22:19.721|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B1C] Enable Serial Bypass. Current State: false New State: false
09:22:19.746|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] lockPassword. TRUE
09:22:19.976|DEBUG|20|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:B8F798] lockPassword. FALSE
09:22:19.976|DEBUG|29|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[4B4] [3251AF1B:C9BEE0] Device Connection Acquired
09:22:19.977|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDesktopChannelConnectionImpl::connect] [13F4DF30] Connection to device established.
09:22:19.977|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceInternal::AcquireDesktopChannelConnection|PIN:0x3251AF1B] Device connection established by "Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.HandheldAgent.HandheldAgentLoader".
09:22:19.977|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_get_databases_summary] _get_databases_summary. MultiSource: false.
09:22:19.977|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_refresh_databases] _refresh_databases. MultiSource: false
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: CustomWordsCollection Version: 0 Entries: 1092 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Key Store Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Handheld Agent Version: 1 Entries: 376 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: KeyStoreManager Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Profiles Options Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Attachment Data - Calendar Version: 0 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Quick Contacts Version: 0 Entries: 2 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Browser Data Cache Version: 1 Entries: 21 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Configuration Channel Version: 1 Entries: 5 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Input Learning Data Version: 0 Entries: 304 Size: 0
09:22:20.242|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Device Options Version: 1 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.245|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Phone Call Logs Version: 0 Entries: 194 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Mobile Network Options Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: WTLS Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Address Book - All Version: 0 Entries: 386 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Firewall Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Address Book Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Calendar Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Categories Version: 0 Entries: 4 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Map Locations Version: 0 Entries: 2 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Calendar Version: 5 Entries: 1327 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Default Service Selector Version: 2 Entries: 3 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: AutoText Version: 2 Entries: 107 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Random Pool Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: RMS Databases Version: 1 Entries: 12 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Recent Contacts Version: 0 Entries: 130 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Purged Messages Version: 0 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Application Permissions Version: 1 Entries: 108 Size: 0
09:22:20.246|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Trusted Key Store Version: 0 Entries: 76 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Enhanced Gmail Plug-in Version: 17 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Address Book - Last Used Hints Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: SlideshowToGoPrefs Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: PIN Messages Version: 3 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Folder Id Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Code Module Group Properties Version: 1 Entries: 55 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: MMS Options Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Location Based Services Version: 0 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Message List Options Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Policy Version: 0 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Browser Channels Version: 1 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Compatibility Settings Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: PasswordKeeper Version: 1 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: WordToGoPrefs Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Browser Folders Version: 1 Entries: 2 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: SMS Messages Version: 5 Entries: 139 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Phone History Version: 0 Entries: 356 Size: 0
09:22:20.247|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Saved Email Messages Version: 3 Entries: 11 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Smart Card Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Handheld Key Store Version: 0 Entries: 76 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Map Settings Version: 0 Entries: 10 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: PGP Key Store Version: 0 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: SheetToGoPrefs Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Suretype options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: SQLite Keys Version: 1 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: MemoPad Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: BlackBerry Messenger Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Input Method Switcher Option Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: File Explorer Network Favorites Version: 0 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: MMS Messages Version: 1 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Theme Settings Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: ITUTPredictive Multitap options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Input System Properties Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.248|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Recipient Cache Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: BackupAssistant settings Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: BIS Account Data Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Content Store Version: 1 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Voice Activated Dialing Options Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Folders Version: 0 Entries: 9 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Certificate Options Version: 0 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Memos Version: 0 Entries: 20 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: TCP/IP Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Tasks Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Clock Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: BBGroups Version: 0 Entries: 8 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: VideoRecorder Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Camera Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Bluetooth Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Service Book Version: 2 Entries: 18 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: TLS Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.249|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Browser Messages Version: 1 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Browser Bookmarks Version: 1 Entries: 2 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Phone Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Alarm Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: File Explorer Network History Version: 0 Entries: 0 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: File Explorer Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: AutoText Data Version Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Tasks Version: 2 Entries: 7 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Memory Cleaner Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: DocsToGoCommonPrefs Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Diagnostic App Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: PasswordKeeper Options Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Mailbox Icon Management Options Version: 1 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Secure Email Decision Maker Version: 0 Entries: 1 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl::_parse_database_names] Adding Database. Name: Messages Version: 3 Entries: 40 Size: 0
09:22:20.250|DEBUG|46|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DeviceDatabaseAccessImpl

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Also I'm running iTunes 10.4.1.10.

Cannot Enterprise Activation - Desktop manager 5.0.1

Hi,
I want to perfomr wired enterprise activation of my BB device on lab setup,
Things I do not have
I donot haveGSM/Edge Blackberry plan and not register with any service provider
Since I'm testing BB in my test lab, my exchange is confined to test lab environment and do not have public dns entry like MX record and cannot route emails from internet
Thing I have,
VMWare - Exchange Server 2003 Sp2 on IWndows Server 2003 R2 SP2 , Domain controller, BES Express 5.0.2 ( 2 free license), XP client with Desktop manager 5.0.1
One BB device for testing.
Internet connection to BES Infrastructure ( resolve - ca.srp.blackberry.com - PASSED)
Question,
1. With the above setup can I perform the wired Enterprise activation(EA) using Desktop manager 5.0.1?
I'm unable to perform EA using desktop manager 5.0.1
Appreciate your response,

HI Jamead1981,
Please refer teh link - http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB21124
This link says you can either directly attach the BB device to BES and perform the enterprise activation. Hence BB plan would be necessary if wireless activation is performed. For wired , you can attach the device to BES server and perform activation.

KDE4 + wallpaper slideshow: few questions about performance / tuning.

Hello,
I am using KDE 4.4 from pacman and set my desktop activity to slideshow. I would like to customize few things and thus - I have few questions:
1) Is it possible to change / disable transition effect when changing wallpapers? All my desktop is choppy and not responsive while the wallpaper changes and I am wondering if there is a way to repair this? (all images used as walls are at max 3MB big, usually something about 1MB. I have 7200 RPM disk, 2GB of ram and rather fast graphics card with newest Nvidia drivers, so I don't know what is the cause of slowdown...)
2) How can I programatically progress wallpaper to next image (not with the right click / Next Wallpaper image)?
3) Is there a way to disable the wallpaper change while there is a fullscreen application running? I am asking this, because when I watch HD movies and the wall changes, movie playback is really choppy... (I think that answer to the first question will also help me in this case).
I would be glad for any sugestions / interest in helping me;)
Best regards,
Mike.

Hello
1/ There's no way I know to remove the transition. Using the "raster" graphics engine helps a lot on performance : kill plasma-desktop and launch `plasma-desktop -graphicssystem raster`
2/ There's a plasma applet for this :
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Ne … tent=94251
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?O … twallpaper
Maybe you can adapt it to your needs / find out how it works.
Last edited by xvello (2010-05-16 16:20:24)

Mac randomly creates Mission Control desktops

Hi there!
I have recently installed a fresh copy of OS X Yosemite, and everything is running nice and fast. BUT, one issue whihc is more annoying than anything, but I'm sure it causing some performance drain, is desktops are randomly being created in Mission Control....I don't even use this feature.
The issue occurred before I fresh installed Yosemite, leading me to think it must be one of the apps I have kept, but I'm not sure.
The only app that has an icon in the top menu bar and starts at startup is BetterTouchTool.
Any ideas please?
Max

Are you running those apps in Full Screen and possibly closing one or the other, then re-opening at a later time?
Full Screen programs become desktops of their own, and are placed into the queue at the time they are Full Screened. I don't believe they hold their position like the Desktops do.

EJB Performance Test

How do i test MY EJB performance from a Desktop client or JSP or Servlet, I don't have any testing tools

Hi ,
If u don't have any tool as such , then you can try testing your EJBs from more than one macines at least.
I think, the real performance of any distributed components won't be really tested unless and until they are tested for many requests. This is specificaly true with the EJB transactions for dead-locks.
If u don't have any tool , then u can write a program that sends many requests in a loop , for JNDI look-ups .
Hope this helps .
-amit

Remote Desktop Windows 8.1

hello, I am trying to use Remote Desktop to connect to a laptop that has Windows 8.1 with Bing. if I download the app from the windows app store, I can connect to another laptop ffrom the windows 8.1 laptop, but I cannot come into the windows 8.1 laptop
from another. how can I remote into the laptop without the use of logmein or teamviewer?
I allowed Remote Assistance, but it does not allow me to add users and select the security for the Remote Desktop.

Hi Endy,
Remote Assistance is different from Remote Desktop.Here is a link for reference :
What is the difference between Remote Desktop Connection and Windows Remote Assistance?(Win 8.1 share the same situation)
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-hk/windows-vista/what-is-the-difference-between-remote-desktop-connection-and-windows-remote-assistance
"but I cannot come into the windows 8.1 laptop from another"
Have you got any errors or warnings ?
To use remote desktop,please ensure you have enable "Allow remote connections to this computer" .
Usually ,we use the built-in application to perform a remote desktop connection.Just run "mstsc" to open the application .Then input the name of the destination machine or the IP adress and the user name that you use in that machine .We can add the
user account just as Acreed02 said .
If there is any antivirus software ,please trun off it and the firewall temporarily to have a check .The connection session may be blocked .If that is the issue ,we may need to configure the firewall .Here is a link for reference:
Allow Remote Desktop connections from outside your home network
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-HK/windows7/allow-remote-desktop-connections-from-outside-your-home-network
Best regards

A complaint in the hope of a solution, or at least some attention.

On May of 2011, an update to X.Org was pushed into core that made working with a netbook very difficult. I have an acer with 250gb HDD, 2GB RAM and a 1.6Ghz processor. For all but the most taxing tasks, it it quite snappy. The obvious limitation is the screen. Cue linux. There is a feature of X.Org that allows one to scale the screen upwards, to have a higher virtual resolution. I've used it to artificially upgrade video performance on laptops, desktops, and netbooks for a while. The syntax is as follows: xrandr --output [screen name] --mode [current resolution] --scale [decimal of scaling percentage] --panning [new resolution] For my 1024x600 screen, it is xrandr --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x600 --scale 1.25x1.25 --panning 1280x750
Arch was for a long time my favorite linux distribution. The update in march made panning not work any more; the mouse becomes trapped within a border the size of the origional screen, situated in the upper left. When this update was pushed through, the arch forums were ablaze with help threads looking for an answer. I was the only one motivated enough to post a bug report. Despite the attention surrounding it, and the fact that it makes netbooks very hard to use, it was flagged as a low priority and ignored by the X.Org package maintainer.
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/24274
I did some testing to confirm it was not an intel driver update, but indeed the xorg package, and it is. I emailed the package maintainer, submitted a bug report, annoyed some devs on the freenode channel, and basically got referred from one dev to another as they all told me it wasn't their area of expertise and that I should fix it myself. Despite an attempt at teaching myself the entire X.org subsystem, I came up empty handed.The attention died down. I accepted that to use my netbook, I would have to switch distributions. I have been running gentoo with their X.Org updated to the same version and its working fine. It must be some patching done by the arch devs itself that broke it. Yes, this issue is that important to some of us that we will leave arch rather than have our computers crippled. Nowadays, all I hear about it is a tri-weekly comment on the bug report confirming it and asking why it has not been fixed.
Why hasn't it been fixed? I will try to fix it again, if any devs familar with X.Org would be willing to help me. I miss arch. I miss the speed. I miss the simplicity. I miss the adherance to the pilosophy of simplicity. May I ask that the people who maintain the package at least try to fix it?

sublimepua wrote:May I ask that the people who maintain the package at least try to fix it?
Sounds as if you try to fix this within the arch community when it is a x.org problem...
Have you tried reporting the bug upstream?
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/

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