Experiencing extreme slowness of the Admin console for any function in Weblogic 12.1.1.

Experiencing extreme slowness of the Admin console for any function in Weblogic 12.1.1. 
Configuration is Admin server plus 28 JMS servers - no nodemanager - all on the same server. 
When I bring up Admin console alone response is quick but bringing up JMS servers one by one will slow it down. 
I did not experience this problem when this configuration was in Weblogic 9. 
Memory configuration is -Xms4g, -Xmx4g. 
Any ideas what else I should check ?
Thanks.

Hi,
Collect multiple thread dump at the interval of 10 sec and check what the threads are doing .
Thread dumps will give you some information about why there is a slowness .
Ways to collect thread dumps
Thread dumps & Ways to take thread dumps - weblogicexpert
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