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From: nanren888 on 25 Feb 2010 14:09
Has anyone else met this or has insight?

Has anyone seen a threshold in publishing (default html) where the images are created, but matlab just stays "Busy" & the html never appears?

Everything is fine, just it never quite makes the .html file, nor returns from trying.

I have a scriot that runs fine.
I've published it many times.
Each time it collects all available data & publishes multiple plots each with subplots.
Most plots are in cells so they get published many times with many data.
Each time I run it, it is because there is even more data to include, increasing, not the number of plots, but the number of subplots in each: That is more complicated.

No fancy publish parameters, just the defaults.

Running it, now, seems to create all the files, now 368 .png files, but then sits there "Busy" & seems to never quite get round to creating the .html.

As I said, I've run it happily with a few less subplots.
All the data is precalculated. There are no data-dependent loops, the trajectory through the code does not change with data, just extra time round for more data, more subplots.
So, it does not calculate anything, well not more that plot coordinates & log(.) for the log plots.
This usually takes a few minutes to display all the graphs, then the .html pops up after a not-unreasonable pause.

Yesterday, it did this so I left it running overnight.
Yep, in the morning: "Busy". 368 .png files No .html file.
The last .png file corresponds to the last figure I expect.

Any insights?
Anyone suggest a way to check html generation progress?

..png files view ok.
..png files range from about 8KBytes to 200+ kBytes (yes subplot images)
Disk has 144 GBytes free. (After .png files arrive)

I'll leave it running for the weekend to
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