List of blockRequests() Examples

Examples of blockRequests()

com.sun.enterprise.resource.pool.ResourcePool.blockRequests()
block any new requests to the pool Used for transparent dynamic reconfiguration of the pool @param waitTimeout time for which the new requests will wait

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.resource.pool.ResourcePool.blockRequests()

                connConnPool.getModuleName());
        final ResourcePool oldPool = runtime.getPoolManager().getPool(poolInfo);


        if (reconfigWaitTimeout > 0) {


            oldPool.blockRequests(reconfigWaitTimeout);


            if (oldPool.getPoolWaitQueue().getQueueLength() > 0 || oldPool.getPoolStatus().getNumConnUsed() > 0) {


                Runnable thread = new Runnable() {
                    public void run() {

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.resource.pool.ResourcePool.blockRequests()

                connConnPool.getModuleName());
        final ResourcePool oldPool = runtime.getPoolManager().getPool(poolInfo);


        if (reconfigWaitTimeout > 0) {


            oldPool.blockRequests(reconfigWaitTimeout);


            if (oldPool.getPoolWaitQueue().getQueueLength() > 0 || oldPool.getPoolStatus().getNumConnUsed() > 0) {


                Runnable thread = new Runnable() {
                    public void run() {

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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.resource.pool.ResourcePool.blockRequests()

                connConnPool.getModuleName());
        final ResourcePool oldPool = runtime.getPoolManager().getPool(poolInfo);


        if (reconfigWaitTimeout > 0) {


            oldPool.blockRequests(reconfigWaitTimeout);


            if (oldPool.getPoolWaitQueue().getQueueLength() > 0 || oldPool.getPoolStatus().getNumConnUsed() > 0) {


                Runnable thread = new Runnable() {
                    public void run() {

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