Sylvain Wallez wrote:
> - core: DefaultRunnableManager
>  The thread pool can be created lazily when the first Runnable is executed.

this change broke DefaultRunnableManagerTestCase.java , which does a
bunch of

runnableManager.start(  );
Thread.yield(  );
Thread.sleep( 20 );
runnableManager.execute( runnable );
Thread.yield(  );
Thread.sleep( 20 );
runnableManager.stop(  );
Thread.yield(  );
Thread.sleep( 20 );
runnableManager.dispose(  );
Thread.sleep( 20 );


I have no idea what the test actually does, or even if it can still test
the behaviour it's supposed to test.

HTH
Jorg

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