Examples of OptionalAsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor

org.mule.processor.OptionalAsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor
Implementation of {@link AsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor} which continuesprocessing in the same thread if the inbound endpoint has an exchange pattern that has a response or if a transaction is present. Execution of the next message processor is only passed off to another thread if this is not the case.

Examples of org.mule.processor.OptionalAsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor

    }


    protected AsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor createAsyncMessageProcessor(Pipeline pipeline)
    {
        MuleContext muleContext = pipeline.getMuleContext();
        return new OptionalAsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor(createThreadingProfile(muleContext),
            ThreadNameHelper.flow(muleContext, pipeline.getName()), muleContext.getConfiguration()
                .getShutdownTimeout());
    }

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Examples of org.mule.processor.OptionalAsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor

        }
        else
        {
            DefaultMessageProcessorChainBuilder builder = new DefaultMessageProcessorChainBuilder();
            builder.setName("dispatcher processor chain for '" + endpoint.getAddress() + "'");
            OptionalAsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor async = new OptionalAsyncInterceptingMessageProcessor(new WorkManagerSource()
            {
                public WorkManager getWorkManager() throws MuleException
                {
                    return getDispatcherWorkManager();
                }

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