Portal Page Response time

Hi All,
Enter the portal page url in IE,
I observed portal page response time using the HTTPWatch, it was taking 6 to 7 mintes to get response .
What are the things to do improve the response time.
Please suggest me possible solutions.
Thnaks,
Venkata Sarvabatla

Too big a topic :). Involves download a profiler (commercial ones like JProbe or OptimizeIt or YourKit or ClearApp or free ones available on a google search) which can profile CPU execution and installing and configuring your JVM to send data to it. Then running the problematic part of your application, the profiler will tell you how long each method call took, how many calls were made, the call graphs etc. Once you know which part of your application is taking time , you would then inspect the code and see what the problem is. Im assuming you have already done your rule of thumb tuning (on VM, OS, DB etc).
Google will give you plenty of examples, the tool you choose will also be important , whether you already have a commercial profiler available to your project , or whether youll need to configure some open source one.
This is my writeup for TPTP (free open source)
http://theworkaholic.blogspot.com/2009/10/profiling-bea-weblogic-portal-apps.html
If you havent profiled/tuned before , i suggest you find someone on your project who has and watch them while they do it. Setting up profilers on app servers and writing tests is somewhat painful the first time around and you can learn much more from someone else.

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