Using NetBeans profiler with Guice classes

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How can I use the profiler from NetBeans 6.8 or 6.9 (choosing 'entire application') with guice enhanced classes?

I am using google guice 2.0 (with warp persist 2.0-20090214) for some classes and wanted to profile those classes. But I cannot see a result for those classes. The only result I can see is for one method 'EnhancedClass.access$000' which is not very helpful. Other classes are working.

Does somebody know a workaround? Or know what I am doing wrong?

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