Hi,

I enabled Confluence page profiling as decribed here: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Troubleshooting+Slow+Performance+Using+Page+Request+Profiling

In general I notice that non-theme builder spaces are relatively fast to load (~2 seconds) whereas theme builder spaces are ~5-6 seconds (similar to the other thread).

Here are some of the details of a page load on our site for a page with a layout where the menu panel is disabled (does that make a difference? I'm trying to isolate performance bottlenecks...):

2009-02-07 12:24:02,970 DEBUG [http-443-1] [atlassian.util.profiling.UtilTimerStack] log [486ms] - /display/caGrid13/Upgrade+caGrid+1.2+Grid+to+caGrid+1.3

  [422ms] - SiteMesh: parsePage: https://wiki.cagrid.org/display/caGrid13/Upgrade+caGrid+1.2+Grid+to+caGrid+1.3

[56ms] - SiteMesh: applyDecorator: main (templates/builder/theme/main.vmd)

....

2009-02-07 12:24:04,987 DEBUG [http-443-9] [atlassian.util.profiling.UtilTimerStack] log [177ms] - /plugins/builder/layout-resources.action

[37ms] - SiteMesh: parsePage: https://wiki.cagrid.org/plugins/builder/layout-resources.action

2009-02-07 12:24:06,188 DEBUG [http-443-2] [atlassian.util.profiling.UtilTimerStack] log [1112ms] - /plugins/builder/layout-resources.action

[574ms] - SiteMesh: parsePage: https://wiki.cagrid.org/plugins/builder/layout-resources.action

[571ms] - XW Interceptor: Before defaultStack: /plugins/builder/layout-resources.action (LayoutResourcesAction.execute())

The profiling log doesn't seem to indicate within a particular action what is taking so long (e.g., the layout-resources.action takes 1112 ms total, and only 574ms of that is spent in the SiteMesh log line). Is there any additional information I can gather from theme builder (e.g., enable theme builder logs?) to get more detail?

Thanks in advance.

P.S. I have looked @ the Theme Builder performance tips, etc. but I didn't see any way to enable profiling/logging.

On a related note, do you guys offer a service to convert theme builder themes to a standard "Confluence theme"? That might be a way to solve this performance problem... ?