Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow

[ToxicFire]

The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file open dialog,
(the dialog that is used when opening a project or adding a library looking
for file or folders. I have absolutely no Idea where this issue has come
from, I've tried both a clean install of the JRE and JDK and netbeans itself
but to no avail the problem has not gone away. I've even tried increasings
the JVM heapsize for netbeans but no luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible resources
that also did nothing.

Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated

Thanks for taking the time to read

[Manfred Riem]

Have you tried cleaning your userdir?

-----Original Message-----
From: ToxicFire [mailto:***@hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:17 PM
To: ***@netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow


The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file open
dialog, (the dialog that is used when opening a project or adding a library
looking for file or folders. I have absolutely no Idea where this issue has
come from, I've tried both a clean install of the JRE and JDK and netbeans
itself but to no avail the problem has not gone away. I've even tried
increasings the JVM heapsize for netbeans but no luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible resources
that also did nothing.

Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated

Thanks for taking the time to read
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[ToxicFire]

by user dir I presume in the case of windows (waits for people to scowl at
him) Document and Settings\Username\.netbeans folder then yes also one of
the first things done.

Post by Manfred Riem
Have you tried cleaning your userdir?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:17 PM
Subject: [nbusers] Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file open
dialog, (the dialog that is used when opening a project or adding a library
looking for file or folders. I have absolutely no Idea where this issue has
come from, I've tried both a clean install of the JRE and JDK and netbeans
itself but to no avail the problem has not gone away. I've even tried
increasings the JVM heapsize for netbeans but no luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible resources
that also did nothing.
Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated
Thanks for taking the time to read
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[Manfred Riem]

Which version of the JDK are you running? And are you running on a laptop?
Any virusscanner installed?

-----Original Message-----
From: ToxicFire [mailto:***@hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:35 PM
To: ***@netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow


by user dir I presume in the case of windows (waits for people to scowl at
him) Document and Settings\Username\.netbeans folder then yes also one of
the first things done.

Post by Manfred Riem
Have you tried cleaning your userdir?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:17 PM
Subject: [nbusers] Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file open
dialog, (the dialog that is used when opening a project or adding a
library looking for file or folders. I have absolutely no Idea where
this issue has come from, I've tried both a clean install of the JRE
and JDK and netbeans itself but to no avail the problem has not gone
away. I've even tried increasings the JVM heapsize for netbeans but no
luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible
resources that also did nothing.
Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated
Thanks for taking the time to read
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[ToxicFire]

JDK 6 lastest files used for the fresh install. virus scanner was the
uptodate version of avg, but I killed it off when I tried it without
extranious processes running. Not a laptop, just gonna emphaise that this
has literally happend within the last couple of weeks and the only things
that have been installed recently have been the avg update and a copy of
luanch4j version 3

Post by Manfred Riem
Which version of the JDK are you running? And are you running on a laptop?
Any virusscanner installed?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:35 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
by user dir I presume in the case of windows (waits for people to scowl at
him) Document and Settings\Username\.netbeans folder then yes also one of
the first things done.

Post by Manfred Riem
Have you tried cleaning your userdir?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:17 PM
Subject: [nbusers] Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file open
dialog, (the dialog that is used when opening a project or adding a
library looking for file or folders. I have absolutely no Idea where
this issue has come from, I've tried both a clean install of the JRE
and JDK and netbeans itself but to no avail the problem has not gone
away. I've even tried increasings the JVM heapsize for netbeans but no
luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible
resources that also did nothing.
Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated
Thanks for taking the time to read
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[Manfred Riem]

Hi there,

It has to be something that has been updated recently and is somehow
conflicting
with NetBeans for some reason. I have had some issues with programs trying
to
access the A: drive while there was nothing in it. That creates a
considerable
slowdown as well. Beyond that I would recommend deinstalling Launch4j and
see if
that helps. If that does not help, try JDK 5 and see if that helps. Also,
which
version of NetBeans are we talking about?

Manfred

-----Original Message-----
From: ToxicFire [mailto:***@hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:39 PM
To: ***@netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] RE: RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming
slow


JDK 6 lastest files used for the fresh install. virus scanner was the
uptodate version of avg, but I killed it off when I tried it without
extranious processes running. Not a laptop, just gonna emphaise that this
has literally happend within the last couple of weeks and the only things
that have been installed recently have been the avg update and a copy of
luanch4j version 3

Post by Manfred Riem
Which version of the JDK are you running? And are you running on a laptop?
Any virusscanner installed?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:35 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
by user dir I presume in the case of windows (waits for people to scowl at
him) Document and Settings\Username\.netbeans folder then yes also one
of the first things done.

Post by Manfred Riem
Have you tried cleaning your userdir?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:17 PM
Subject: [nbusers] Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file open
dialog, (the dialog that is used when opening a project or adding a
library looking for file or folders. I have absolutely no Idea where
this issue has come from, I've tried both a clean install of the JRE
and JDK and netbeans itself but to no avail the problem has not gone
away. I've even tried increasings the JVM heapsize for netbeans but
no luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible
resources that also did nothing.
Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated
Thanks for taking the time to read
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[ToxicFire]

5.5 netbeans the one thats bundled with the JDK install file. As for drive A:
access I don't see any attempted drive activity to the floppy, saying it
might be something that has been updated recently im doubting slightly as
the install file for the jdk and netbeans is the one I used previously to
install the jdk and nb before and didn't have this issue till the past week.
How ever the JRE is auto updating on my system and I did the reinstall from
a newly downloaded version today.

I'll get rid of launch4j aside from that Im starting to think it may be an
issue with the JRE

Post by Manfred Riem
Hi there,
It has to be something that has been updated recently and is somehow
conflicting
with NetBeans for some reason. I have had some issues with programs trying
to
access the A: drive while there was nothing in it. That creates a
considerable
slowdown as well. Beyond that I would recommend deinstalling Launch4j and
see if
that helps. If that does not help, try JDK 5 and see if that helps. Also,
which
version of NetBeans are we talking about?
Manfred
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:39 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming
slow
JDK 6 lastest files used for the fresh install. virus scanner was the
uptodate version of avg, but I killed it off when I tried it without
extranious processes running. Not a laptop, just gonna emphaise that this
has literally happend within the last couple of weeks and the only things
that have been installed recently have been the avg update and a copy of
luanch4j version 3

Post by Manfred Riem
Which version of the JDK are you running? And are you running on a laptop?
Any virusscanner installed?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:35 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
by user dir I presume in the case of windows (waits for people to scowl at
him) Document and Settings\Username\.netbeans folder then yes also one
of the first things done.

Post by Manfred Riem
Have you tried cleaning your userdir?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:17 PM
Subject: [nbusers] Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file open
dialog, (the dialog that is used when opening a project or adding a
library looking for file or folders. I have absolutely no Idea where
this issue has come from, I've tried both a clean install of the JRE
and JDK and netbeans itself but to no avail the problem has not gone
away. I've even tried increasings the JVM heapsize for netbeans but
no luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible
resources that also did nothing.
Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated
Thanks for taking the time to read
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[Manfred Riem]

Hi there,

That could be it, but normally NetBeans uses the JRE that is installed
within the JDK. Mmmmm, keep us here posted.

Manfred

-----Original Message-----
From: ToxicFire [mailto:***@hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:54 PM
To: ***@netbeans.org
Subject: [nbusers] RE: RE: RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming
slow


5.5 netbeans the one thats bundled with the JDK install file. As for drive
A:
access I don't see any attempted drive activity to the floppy, saying it
might be something that has been updated recently im doubting slightly as
the install file for the jdk and netbeans is the one I used previously to
install the jdk and nb before and didn't have this issue till the past week.
How ever the JRE is auto updating on my system and I did the reinstall from
a newly downloaded version today.

I'll get rid of launch4j aside from that Im starting to think it may be an
issue with the JRE

Post by Manfred Riem
Hi there,
It has to be something that has been updated recently and is somehow
conflicting with NetBeans for some reason. I have had some issues with
programs trying to access the A: drive while there was nothing in it.
That creates a considerable slowdown as well. Beyond that I would
recommend deinstalling Launch4j and see if that helps. If that does
not help, try JDK 5 and see if that helps. Also, which version of
NetBeans are we talking about?
Manfred
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:39 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog
becoming slow
JDK 6 lastest files used for the fresh install. virus scanner was the
uptodate version of avg, but I killed it off when I tried it without
extranious processes running. Not a laptop, just gonna emphaise that
this has literally happend within the last couple of weeks and the only

things

Post by Manfred Riem
that have been installed recently have been the avg update and a copy of
luanch4j version 3

Post by Manfred Riem
Which version of the JDK are you running? And are you running on a laptop?
Any virusscanner installed?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:35 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
by user dir I presume in the case of windows (waits for people to scowl at
him) Document and Settings\Username\.netbeans folder then yes also
one of the first things done.

Post by Manfred Riem
Have you tried cleaning your userdir?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:17 PM
Subject: [nbusers] Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file
open dialog, (the dialog that is used when opening a project or
adding a library looking for file or folders. I have absolutely no
Idea where this issue has come from, I've tried both a clean install
of the JRE and JDK and netbeans itself but to no avail the problem
has not gone away. I've even tried increasings the JVM heapsize for
netbeans but no luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible
resources that also did nothing.
Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated
Thanks for taking the time to read
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[ToxicFire]

JRE removed no Difference, luanch4j removed no difference :/
I just plain weird, the moment I choose anything that requires the file
selection dialog, such as open project java exe suddenly steals most of the
cpu resources then hangs there for 5-10 seconds, its the same when within
the file dialog I try to open another folder, Dunno if that suggests the
issue is with reading the content of a directory though.

Thanks for the help

Post by Manfred Riem
Hi there,
That could be it, but normally NetBeans uses the JRE that is installed
within the JDK. Mmmmm, keep us here posted.
Manfred
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:54 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: RE: RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming
slow
access I don't see any attempted drive activity to the floppy, saying it
might be something that has been updated recently im doubting slightly as
the install file for the jdk and netbeans is the one I used previously to
install the jdk and nb before and didn't have this issue till the past week.
How ever the JRE is auto updating on my system and I did the reinstall from
a newly downloaded version today.
I'll get rid of launch4j aside from that Im starting to think it may be an
issue with the JRE

Post by Manfred Riem
Hi there,
It has to be something that has been updated recently and is somehow
conflicting with NetBeans for some reason. I have had some issues with
programs trying to access the A: drive while there was nothing in it.
That creates a considerable slowdown as well. Beyond that I would
recommend deinstalling Launch4j and see if that helps. If that does
not help, try JDK 5 and see if that helps. Also, which version of
NetBeans are we talking about?
Manfred
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:39 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog
becoming slow
JDK 6 lastest files used for the fresh install. virus scanner was the
uptodate version of avg, but I killed it off when I tried it without
extranious processes running. Not a laptop, just gonna emphaise that
this has literally happend within the last couple of weeks and the only

things

Post by Manfred Riem
that have been installed recently have been the avg update and a copy of
luanch4j version 3

Post by Manfred Riem
Which version of the JDK are you running? And are you running on a laptop?
Any virusscanner installed?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:35 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
by user dir I presume in the case of windows (waits for people to scowl at
him) Document and Settings\Username\.netbeans folder then yes also
one of the first things done.

Post by Manfred Riem
Have you tried cleaning your userdir?
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:17 PM
Subject: [nbusers] Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming slow
The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file
open dialog, (the dialog that is used when opening a project or
adding a library looking for file or folders. I have absolutely no
Idea where this issue has come from, I've tried both a clean install
of the JRE and JDK and netbeans itself but to no avail the problem
has not gone away. I've even tried increasings the JVM heapsize for
netbeans but no luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible
resources that also did nothing.
Im really lost on this one any help would be much appreciated
Thanks for taking the time to read
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[anthony rogers]

This happens to me also- and i have installed netbeans5.5 on a brand new
computer (xp sp2) with nothing but netbeans installed and jdk1.6, i
uninstalled everything and rolled back to jdk1.5 and installed
netbeans5.5 again and still the long delay.

it seems to be something in netbeans (also note this happened in the
betas on my dev computer also).

aNt

Post by ToxicFire
JRE removed no Difference, luanch4j removed no difference :/
I just plain weird, the moment I choose anything that requires the file
selection dialog, such as open project java exe suddenly steals most of the
cpu resources then hangs there for 5-10 seconds, its the same when within
the file dialog I try to open another folder, Dunno if that suggests the
issue is with reading the content of a directory though.
Thanks for the help

Post by Manfred Riem
Hi there,
That could be it, but normally NetBeans uses the JRE that is installed
within the JDK. Mmmmm, keep us here posted.
Manfred

[Ernie Rael]

Since it becomes a CPU hog, profiling information might give a clue. (I
don't know how to set that up for the currently running NB, but I'm sure
someone on this list could assist.)

-ernie

Post by anthony rogers
This happens to me also- and i have installed netbeans5.5 on a brand
new computer (xp sp2) with nothing but netbeans installed and jdk1.6,
i uninstalled everything and rolled back to jdk1.5 and installed
netbeans5.5 again and still the long delay.
it seems to be something in netbeans (also note this happened in the
betas on my dev computer also).
aNt

Post by ToxicFire
JRE removed no Difference, luanch4j removed no difference :/
I just plain weird, the moment I choose anything that requires the file
selection dialog, such as open project java exe suddenly steals most of the
cpu resources then hangs there for 5-10 seconds, its the same when within
the file dialog I try to open another folder, Dunno if that suggests the
issue is with reading the content of a directory though.
Thanks for the help

Post by Manfred Riem
Hi there,
That could be it, but normally NetBeans uses the JRE that is installed
within the JDK. Mmmmm, keep us here posted.
Manfred

[BruceNT]

In the last few days, I've started having the same problem. I can't be sure
since it has been a few days since I tried to add a new project. Selecting
"Open Project..." or seemingly just about any other file browser dialog will
apparently cause NetBeans to enter an infinite loop (or at least one that
takes more than an hour on a fast machine).

I am using Java 1.5.0_11-b03.

Bruce

Post by Manfred Riem
Hi there,
It has to be something that has been updated recently and is somehow
conflicting
with NetBeans for some reason. I have had some issues with programs trying
to
access the A: drive while there was nothing in it. That creates a
considerable
slowdown as well. Beyond that I would recommend deinstalling Launch4j and
see if
that helps. If that does not help, try JDK 5 and see if that helps. Also,
which
version of NetBeans are we talking about?
Manfred
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:39 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming
slow
JDK 6 lastest files used for the fresh install. virus scanner was the
uptodate version of avg, but I killed it off when I tried it without
extranious processes running. Not a laptop, just gonna emphaise that this
has literally happend within the last couple of weeks and the only things
that have been installed recently have been the avg update and a copy of
luanch4j version 3
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[BruceNT]

I found what was causing my problem. Nothing to do with Netbeans, but an
issue with Java 5. I had a shortcut to the desktop of my XP machine on my
desktop. This created the infinite loop.

Information here:
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6317789

Bruce

Post by BruceNT
In the last few days, I've started having the same problem. I can't be
sure since it has been a few days since I tried to add a new project.
Selecting "Open Project..." or seemingly just about any other file browser
dialog will apparently cause NetBeans to enter an infinite loop (or at
least one that takes more than an hour on a fast machine).
I am using Java 1.5.0_11-b03 and Netbeans 5.5.
Bruce

Post by Manfred Riem
Hi there,
It has to be something that has been updated recently and is somehow
conflicting
with NetBeans for some reason. I have had some issues with programs trying
to
access the A: drive while there was nothing in it. That creates a
considerable
slowdown as well. Beyond that I would recommend deinstalling Launch4j and
see if
that helps. If that does not help, try JDK 5 and see if that helps. Also,
which
version of NetBeans are we talking about?
Manfred
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 2:39 PM
Subject: [nbusers] RE: RE: Netbeans Add/Open File/Folder Dialog becoming
slow
JDK 6 lastest files used for the fresh install. virus scanner was the
uptodate version of avg, but I killed it off when I tried it without
extranious processes running. Not a laptop, just gonna emphaise that this
has literally happend within the last couple of weeks and the only things
that have been installed recently have been the avg update and a copy of
luanch4j version 3
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[m***@trollope.org]

Post by ToxicFire
The past couple of days, I've had the problem with netbeans file open dialog,
(the dialog that is used when opening a project or adding a library looking
for file or folders. I have absolutely no Idea where this issue has come
from, I've tried both a clean install of the JRE and JDK and netbeans itself
but to no avail the problem has not gone away. I've even tried increasings
the JVM heapsize for netbeans but no luck there either.
I've killed off extra processes on the system taking away possible resources
that also did nothing.

Hello,

Are you seeing this behavior anywhere else besides NetBeans file
dialog? File dialogs in other software? Is Windows Explorer behaving
normally when you open up folders?

Thanks.

mp

[Wade Chandler]

Post by m***@trollope.org
Hello,
Are you seeing this behavior anywhere else besides
NetBeans file
dialog? File dialogs in other software? Is Windows
Explorer behaving
normally when you open up folders?

or have you been using any external drives lately or
installed any devices which installed device drivers?

Wade

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[Germán J. Figueroa B.]

Hi...

Is it true that from java 1.6 all the api com.sun already will not exist
any more?
Compiling in java 1.6 the next warning appeared:
....Sun proprietary API and may be removed in a future release ...

for example:
com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.xni.parser.XMLDocumentSource
com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.JPEGImageEncoder

thanks!

[Michel Graciano]

This make sense since now JDK is open source, and I think that in new JDK
versions, the Sun proprietary API will be replaced by open sourced APIs.
BTW, is recommend use just default API, since if the user run your classes
on another VM, from IBM for example, is possible that this API are not
present.

[]'s

Post by Germán J. Figueroa B.
Hi...
Is it true that from java 1.6 all the api com.sun already will not exist
any more?
....Sun proprietary API and may be removed in a future release ...
com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.xni.parser.XMLDocumentSource
com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.JPEGImageEncoder
thanks!

[Craig McClanahan]

Post by Germán J. Figueroa B.
Hi...
Is it true that from java 1.6 all the api com.sun already will not exist
any more?

As the warning says, the proprietary APIs ***may*** be removed. That
is as clear a message as possible that you should absolutely not be
using these APIs directly in your own application. Use the standard
(java.* and javax.*) APIs instead.

Craig

Post by Germán J. Figueroa B.
....Sun proprietary API and may be removed in a future release ...
com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.xni.parser.XMLDocumentSource
com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.JPEGImageEncoder
thanks!

[ToxicFire]

No other file dialogs outside of java based file dialogs(ie File Chooser)
Windows explorer is behaving fine. No external drives or installs recently
that would have put device drivers on the system

Post by Wade Chandler

Post by m***@trollope.org
Hello,
Are you seeing this behavior anywhere else besides
NetBeans file
dialog? File dialogs in other software? Is Windows
Explorer behaving
normally when you open up folders?

or have you been using any external drives lately or
installed any devices which installed device drivers?
Wade
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[rackosih]

Hi,
Have you found the resolution to this?

I just install JDK 1.6 bundle with Netbean 5.5.1 on fresh notebook.

It gave same problem of slow open of Add/Open button.
However it didnt hog the CPU (less than 50%, and other apps are ok)
Am Using 2 GHz Core-2 duo, 1GB Ram.
do send me the resolution if you had.

Post by ToxicFire
No other file dialogs outside of java based file dialogs(ie File Chooser)
Windows explorer is behaving fine. No external drives or installs recently
that would have put device drivers on the system

[BruceNT]

Check that you don't have a shortcut to your desktop in your desktop. This
was a problem in Java 5 and would cause Java to hang (or at least appear
to).

http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6317789

Post by rackosih
Hi,
Have you found the resolution to this?
I just install JDK 1.6 bundle with Netbean 5.5.1 on fresh notebook.
It gave same problem of slow open of Add/Open button.
However it didnt hog the CPU (less than 50%, and other apps are ok)
Am Using 2 GHz Core-2 duo, 1GB Ram.
do send me the resolution if you had.

Post by ToxicFire
No other file dialogs outside of java based file dialogs(ie File Chooser)
Windows explorer is behaving fine. No external drives or installs
recently that would have put device drivers on the system

[avpet]

I had the same problem. The problem, as far as I understand from
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6317789 is a rather old
bug in JVM (or some WinAPI shell function, used from JVM). Archive files,
links to unavailable resources and maybe something else are causing this.
The solution is simple and has worked for me perfectly: clear your desktop.