I'm using a MacBook Pro (Intel Core Duo) for my Java development
work. I've noticed that each time I boot the laptop and then want
to run a Java app, Java takes a long time to startup. For
example, if I boot the laptop, then open a command line and type
'java -version', it takes over 30 seconds. On subsequent runs,
everything is fast. So, the second time I type 'java -version',
it takes less than 1 second. Similar behavior is exhibited when
starting up Eclipse, applets, etc for the first time after a
reboot. What's going on?
Look for the section on "Java Shared Archive" and all will become
clear.
Sorry, that doesn't actually answer your question: the shared archive
is supposed to be created after installation, not on each boot.
Jerry
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