"Language Support For Java" Extension is slowing down my CPU

I had just installed the "Language support for Java" Extension on vscode but I find out that it takes too long to load whenever I open a .java file. It also slows my computer down when other tasks are running.

Environment

• Operating System: Windows
• JDK version: 14
• Visual Studio Code version: 1.43.2
• Java extension version: 0.59.1

Steps To Reproduce

1. Restarted vscode
2. Uninstalled and installed The "Language Support For Java" Extension
3. Uninstalled and installed vscode
4. Cleaned the workspace cache and history

Current Result

Extension taking too long to load and also slowing down the whole system

Expected Result

Extension to be fully loaded and ready

[fbricon]

Please define "long"

It is like taking almost half an hour to load fully and during the duration of the load, It is slowing down my computer.

Long meaning:
Lasting or taking a great amount of time.

[testforstephen]

What do you mean "slowing down my computer"? High CPU usage?

Could you disable all other extensions and only keep "Language Support For Java" Extension, then try again?

Yes, It is slowing down my computer and i will do as you say.

It is saying: "100% Starting Java language server" but actually it is not starting. I have a log file to show that. This shows what files are being loaded:

javalangext.log
Video To show the loading

In the video mentioned above, I have shown as to what all files are being loaded.

[testforstephen]

@nspeedzy thank you for sharing the video. I think I probably understand your issue. it's hanging at copying resource. Your project is a polyglot project, and you just create a Java file in a frontend project. The Java extension will initialize the whole folder as an invisible project, and the java builder tool will take the folders with the same level as the java file to be resources of your java file, and copy them to the output folder. That will take a long time to complete. See #634 (comment)

I hope you fix this error. Before i close this issue, I have one last question, Is there anything I can do to fix this problem?

[testforstephen]

Move the java file to a separate folder, and use vscode to open the new folder directly. besides, in your frontend project, try F1 -> Java: Clean the Java language server workspace to clean the java cache.

I am not able to clean java cache. it outputs an error: "command 'java.clean.workspace' not found"
[Actually, scratch that. I found a way to delete those files]

Anyways, Thanks for your support! I will now close this issue. If i have any more clarifications, I will reach out.