ireport 1.2.6 startup times

[tortois]

It takes from 1'30" to 2'40" for ireport to startup.

Most of this time is spend on "loading file list" and "loading plugins" (majority of it).

 

Is there a way to speed things up?

It used to be a lot faster...

[Giulio Toffoli]

For sure an antivirus can slowdown the startup.

If you see a gray screen, try to disable the updatechecker plugin (options->plugin configurations)

 

Giulio

[tortois]

thanks for tips.

 

update checker already disabled.

ireport directory excluded from antivirus protection.

(java sdk already excluded).

 

unfortunately startup times are still around 2-3 minutes.

cpu is busy 100% during ireport startup (due to ireport java process).

 

for ireport 1.2.5 startup times are about 5-10 seconds.

 

any means to track the problem down?

[bklawans]

My startup time has gone up noticably too, but nowhere near as bad as yours. I think it is related to the new docking framework being used - it seems to take more time to initialize. Still, 1:30 and over seems excessive to me.

 

-Barry

[Code_Slave]

i'm on OSX

it's the update checker for some reason.

 

startuptime is fine , but i am getting hangs on startup. sometimes i leave it for a couple of minutes.

 

I have a JFrame, but it is blank, quitting and restarting usually brings it up.

can you not do update checks on another thread?

[bklawans]

I'm on OS X too, 10.4.6. Thanks for the tip about the update checker. You can turn that off if you want - go to "Options -> Configure plugins", select the "Check for iReport updates..." plugin, press the Configure button and deselect the checkbox.

 

-Barry