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When eclipse is building my workspace, it gets held up at about 19% when updating an unmodified(after project creation) javafx application. Why is it doing this and how can I fix it?

OS: Windows 8 Eclipse Version: 4.7 JDK 9.0.1 JRE 1.8

I've seen other threads about similar problems and they have suggested allocating more memory, I've allocated 1gb to each and nothing has changed, I can't allocate more without instability.

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On deleting the javafx application from my disk it no longer crashes

Aaron Sams
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It turns out the answer to my question was as simple as it could get, all I had to do was delete the application and then recreate it, I think when I first tried to generate it I interrupted it by ending the task because I thought it had crashed.

Aaron Sams
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This is bit late reply, but for people who still looking for this answer might help. I had similar problems and spent few hours. This is what worked for me and I no longer have any problem.

  1. Delete your workspace and create a new one if its first time you started eclipse or create a new workspace and import all your projects there.
  2. Also assigning more ram to eclipse also further increases speed. which can be found here: How can you speed up Eclipse?
riar
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