The wm service provides a J2CA WorkManager implementation. This service don't need to be defined in the list of JOnAS services as it is automatically started when required.
Here is the part of jonas.properties concerning
the wm service:
###################### JOnAS WorkManager service configuration # # Set the name of the implementation class of the wm service jonas.service.wm.class org.ow2.jonas.workmanager.internal.JOnASWorkManagerService # Set the size of the worker thread pool jonas.service.wm.minworkthreads 3# Set the maximun size of the worker thread pool jonas.service.wm.maxworkthreads 80
# Set the max # of seconds that a thread will wait for work # This is used to shrink the worker thread pool back to minimum jonas.service.wm.threadwaittimeout 60
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Defines the minimum size of the Thread pool |
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Defines the maximum size of the Thread pool |
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Defines the maximum time (in seconds) that a worker Thread should wait before execution |
The wm service is used, for example,
in the resource service (J2CA 1.5
implementation) in order to provide a
javax.resource.spi.work.WorkManager instance for
deployed resource adapters (like JMS, ...).