Display Excluded Classes in Call Graphs

The sequence of method invocations in a call graph may involve hundreds of classes. These classes include user application classes, framework classes (such as Tomcat or Websphere runtime classes), Java/J2EE core libraries, .NET Framework classes, and more.

Not all of those classes may be relevant to the type of troubleshooting you normally do. In most cases, your primary interests are the custom application classes you have built on top of the framework or language platform. Other classes may be needed, but only on rare occasions.

To make the call graph more readable and to avoid the overhead of processing the timing information for non-user-application classes, other classes are not shown in the call graph.

If packages (Java) or namespaces (.NET) have been excluded, you can click the packages/namespaces have been excluded link to view the packages, and optionally configure the classes to be included in call graphs.