• JSPs
  the path of the JSP source file
• EJBs
  the name of the EJB interface

If URL splitting is enabled, each request URL creates a new node with a  special icon and the prefix URL:, followed by the part of the request URL on which the call tree was split. Note that URL nodes group request by the displayed URL.

You can disable both J2EE component detection as well as URL splitting on the Java Subsystems tab of the profiling settings. Also, the URL splitting method can be customized in the profiling settings or with a custom handler in the profiling API.

• methods
  Every node in the tree is a method call. This is the default aggregation level. Special J2EE component methods have their own icon (see above) and display name, the real class name is appended in square brackets.
• classes
  Every node in the tree is a single class. J2EE component classes have their own icon (see above) and display name, the real class name is appended in square brackets.
• packages
  Every node in the tree is a single package. Sub-packages are not included.
• J2EE components
  Every node in the tree is a J2EE component. If the component has a separate display name, the real class names are omitted.

When you switch between two aggregation levels, JProfiler will make the best effort to preserve your current selection. When switching to a a more detailed aggregation level, there may not be a unique mapping and the first hit in the call tree is chosen.

The call tree doesn't display all method calls in the JVM, it only displays

• unfiltered classes
  Classes which are unfiltered according to your configured filter sets are used for the construction of the call tree.
• first level calls into unfiltered classes
  Every call into a filtered class that originates from an unfiltered class is used for the construction of the call tree. Further calls into filtered classes are not resolved. This means that a filtered node can include information from other filtered calls. Filtered nodes are painted with a red marker in the top left corner.
• thread entry methods
  The methods Runnable.run() and the main method are always displayed, regardless of the filter settings.

A particular node is a bridge node if it would normally not be displayed in the view, but has descendant nodes that have to be displayed. The icons of bridge nodes are grayed out. For the call tree view this is the case if the inherent time of the current node is below the defined threshold, but there are descendant nodes that are above the threshold.

• a percentage number which is calculated with respect to either the root of the tree or the calling node.
• a total time measurement in ms or µs. This is the total time that includes calls into other nodes.
• an inherent time measurement in ms or µs. This is the inherent time that does not include calls into unfiltered classes.
• an invocation count which shows how often the node has been invoked on this path.
• a name which depends on the aggregation level:
  • methods
    a method name that is either fully qualified or relative with respect to to the calling method.
  • classes
    a class name.
  • packages
    a package name.
  • J2EE components
    the display name of the J2EE component.
• a line number which is only displayed if
  • the aggregation level is set to "methods"
  • line number resolution has been enabled in the profiling settings
  • the calling class is unfiltered

  Note that the line number shows the line number of the invocation and not of the method itself.