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<!--  Actions --> 
	<context id="add-comment-action">
  		<description>This action writes a free form comment into the performance measurement file. The comment is associated with the current run. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="plugin-action">
  		<description>This action writes information about the active plug-ins into the performance measurement file. It includes startup times and size. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="snapshot-action">
  		<description>This action captures some process specific operating system performance counters (like working set). 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="snapshot-all">
  		<description>This action is a convenience item, it takes the three (process, machine and plug-in) different snapshots. This captures all the data with one menu item. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="snapshot-default">
  		<description>This action capture the information that has been configured on the preference page. It gives you the most control over what is captured. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="dump-java-action">
  		<description>If the JVM supports it, this action generates a javacore file. This is the smallest type of dump. This dump type includes stack traces, monitors, and classloader information. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="dump-heap-action">
  		<description>If the JVM supports it, this action generates a Java Heap dump. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="dump-system-action">
  		<description>If the JVM supports it, this action generates a System dump. This is a Operating System specific dump, and tends to be the largest of all the different dump types 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="global-snapshot-action">
  		<description>This action captures some machine wide operating system performance counters (like committed memory). 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="gc-action">
  		<description>This action performs a garbage collection. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="perf-perf-data">
  		<description>The file that holds the performance data. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="perf-testd">
  		<description>The number that identifies the test. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
	<context id="perf-variation">
  		<description>A list of comma separated variation numbers. Often this field is left blank. 
  		<topic label="Generating Performance Data" href="help/concepts/generating-data-topic.html" /> 
	</context>
</contexts>