Examples of org.apache.excalibur.event.command.TPCThreadManager.parameterize()

org.apache.excalibur.event.command.TPCThreadManager.parameterize()

The following parameters can be set for this class:

Name	Description	Default Value
processors	Number of processors (autodetected if less than one)	Results from SystemUtil.numProcessors()
threads-per-processor	Threads per processor to use (Rewritten to 1 if less than one)	1
sleep-time	Time (in milliseconds) to wait between queue pipeline processing runs	1000
keep-alive-time	Time (in milliseconds) that idle threads should remain in the threadpool	300000
force-shutdown	At shutdown time, allow currently queued tasks to finish, or immediately quit	false

@param parameters The Parameters object @throws ParameterException if there is a problem with the parameters.

    {
        // enforces only 1 thread and no timeout which makes it
        // fail quickly
        final TPCThreadManager threadManager = new TPCThreadManager();


        threadManager.parameterize( createParameters( 1, 0 ) );
        threadManager.initialize();


        // an obviously syncronized component
        final StringBuffer result = new StringBuffer();
        final StringWriter exceptionBuffer = new StringWriter();

    {
        // enforces only 1 thread and no timeout which makes it
        // fail quickly
        final TPCThreadManager threadManager = new TPCThreadManager();


        threadManager.parameterize( createParameters( 1, 0 ) );
        threadManager.initialize();


        // an obviously syncronized component
        final StringBuffer result = new StringBuffer();
        final StringWriter exceptionBuffer = new StringWriter();

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