JDeveloper 12.1.3单一项目设计模式渲染失败及卡顿问题求助
Hey there, let's work through this frustrating issue you're having with that one misbehaving project in JDeveloper 12.1.3. Since all other projects in the same workspace are working fine, the problem is definitely isolated to this specific project's cached data, configuration, or code. Here are actionable steps to fix it:
Clean project-specific and JDeveloper system cache
First, shut down JDeveloper completely. Navigate to your project's root directory and delete the hidden.dataand.tmpfolders—these hold temporary project data that can get corrupted over time. Then, head to JDeveloper's system cache directory (default path:C:\Users\[YourUsername]\AppData\Roaming\JDeveloper\system12.1.3.x.x.x.x). Delete the entire system folder (or just theo.jdeveloperando.adfsubfolders if you want to preserve other project caches). JDeveloper will rebuild these files on restart.Validate and reset project configuration
Open JDeveloper, right-click the problematic project, and selectProject Properties. Go toProject Source Pathsand check for any invalid or broken file paths—remove or repair them. Next, run a full rebuild: right-click the project >Make Project(fix any compile errors first), thenRebuild Projectto ensure all dependencies are properly compiled.Check for corrupted JSFF code
The freeze in source mode points to potentially broken XML/JSF code in your JSFF file. First, make a backup of the file. Then, try removing recently added components, EL expressions, or template references one by one to pinpoint which section is causing the issue. You can also open the JSFF in an external XML editor to check for unclosed tags, invalid characters, or malformed syntax that JDeveloper might be choking on.Verify project libraries and ADF config files
Go toProject Properties>Libraries and Classpathto confirm all referenced JARs are valid and not missing/corrupted. If any library looks suspicious, remove it and re-add a fresh copy. Also, inspect key ADF config files likeadf-config.xmlandfaces-config.xmlfor duplicate bean definitions, invalid navigation rules, or other misconfigurations that could break the designer.Test the project in a fresh workspace
Sometimes workspace-level settings can conflict with individual projects. Create a new empty JDeveloper workspace, import the problematic project into it, and check if the JSFF renders properly and source mode works without freezing. If it does, the issue was tied to your original workspace's configuration.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者FabriGad Ahmed

