Hi Marianna, Yeah, all OSGi/JBI ServiceMix Components use the DefaultExecutor, which defines the queue size, the pool size, etc. You can override the thread configuration per component if you want.
Regards JB On Wed 09/03/11 11:18, "Marianna Giacchetta" [email protected] wrote: > Hi, > I read in ServiceMix tutorial that > > *"the thread pools behavior is a function of how the > ThreadPoolExecutor from > the JavaSE works. When the ThreadPoolExecutor is configured by the > ServiceMix ExecutorFactoryImpl.createService() method, it does so > using the > corePoolSize and the maximumPoolSize properties from the > conf/servicemix.properties file. The ThreadPoolExecutor then uses the > values > set using those properties to influence how the size of the thread > pool is > adjusted at runtime."* > > I'd like not only to configure ThreadPoolExecutor but also to extend > the > ThreadPoolExecutor class to make it possible to manage tasks priority > (I > have to do it for my exam :( ). > I would like to know if all servicemix component have the possibility > to use > a ThreadPool and who invokes the execute method of ThreadPoolExecutor > class > to submit a new task to the PoolThread. > Thanks > Marianna > > >
