Steps to reproduce:

1. I choose Run Main Project from the Run menu, 
which then causes Tomcat to start.
2. Profile->Attach and Profile
3. I click the big Analyze Performance button on 
the big profile dialog box.
4. I click the Part of Application radio button
5. I click the Select... button to choose a root 
method.
6. After selecting the method I highlight it in 
the list that is in the Specify Root Methods 
dialog.
7. I click on the attach button of the big 
profile dialog box and then put in the PID for 
Tomcat and click OK.
8. The profiler attachs to Tomcat and I see the 
standard three graphs, but on the bottom border 
of the NetBeans window it says: Instrumentation - 
None.  This is a bit confusing to me.  I 
selected "Analyze Performance," so why am I not 
analyzing CPU performance?
9. I Exercise the application so that it will hit 
the selected method.  Bottom border of the NB 
window now says: Instrumentation: CPU, 5 methods 
instrumented.
10. Click the Get Current Results icon and the 
message "No profiling results available yet" is 
displayed.  This seems a bit odd.
11. Click "Modify Profiling"
12. Click Select... button to choose a root 
method.  The Specify Root Methods dialog displays 
and the method I selected is still shown in the 
list box, but it is no longer highlighted.
13. So I highlight the method in the list that is 
in the Specify Root Methods dialog.
14. Click OK.
15. Exercise the app. to again hit the selected 
method.  Bottom line of window now says: 
Instrumentation: CPU, 3419 methods instrumented
16. Click the Get Current Results icon and see 
the CPU performance numbers.