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Now with respect to your question, you need to provide more details.
The exact opposite to what you're saying usually happens. So I suspect
something might be wrong in your environment or the commands that
you're issuing.
Cheers,
Taher Alkhateeb
On Sun, May 13, 2018 at 3:03 AM,
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> Subject: ofbiz start vs restart
> Hi Everyone,
> I decided to start a new post because my last one was taken over by another unrelated thread.
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> I'm trying to find out why ofbiz takes twelve minutes on my system to start up after a reboot; whereas the first time after a new install it takes just thirty seconds to start. (BTW: when I say "Start up", I mean successfully run the web portal in my browser)
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> What I have tried so far:
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> 1. Tried with different versions of Java JDK
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> 2. This is definitely not a solution but perhaps indicates where the bottle-neck is but after the first reboot if I run ./gradlew cleanAll loadDefault again, the start time goes back to about thirty seconds; perhaps I'm wrong but this indicates to me that the bottle-neck is in ofbiz not Java
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> Next-step
> The next step for me is to step through the code and see where the bottle-neck is; however, before I do that I want to check in with you experts and see if you have any tips or suggestions? Perhaps you know where I went wrong with my install steps or how I can mitigate this problem or, even better, fix it?
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