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- About the .NET Activity by CLR portlet
- About the .NET Business View portlet
- About the ASP .NET Activity Over Time portlet
- About the ASP .NET Business View portlet
- About the ASP .NET Top Requests portlet
- About the J2EE Activity by JVM portlet
- About the J2EE Activity Over Time portlet
- About the J2EE Business View portlet
- About the J2EE Load Balancing portlet
- About the J2EE Memory and CPU portlet
- About the J2EE Response Time Breakdown portlet
- About the J2EE Statistic Counter - Data Sources portlet
- About the J2EE Statistic Counter - Overtime Behavior portlet
- About the J2EE Top Entry Points portlet
- About the J2EE Top Execution Types portlet
- About the J2EE Top Methods portlet
- About the J2EE Top SQL and Exit Points portlet
- About the Web Business View portlet
- About the Web Server Activity by Instance portlet
- About the Web Server Activity Over Time portlet
- About the Web Server Top Locations portlet
- About the Web Server Top URLs portlet
- About the Web Top Pages portlet
- About the Web Top Transactions portlet
- About the Web Top Users portlet
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For information regarding the ASP .NET Business View portlet, see “About the ASP .NET Business View portlet” on page 97.
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The ASP .NET Top Requests portlet displays the top ASP .NET requests either in a selected instance or in all instances in the selected Tier. This view easily identifies the programs consuming the most resources.
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