All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
Abstract base class for
ManagedExecutorService and ManagedScheduledExecutorService implementation with life cycle operations disabled for handing out to application components.A context handle factory which is responsible for saving and setting proper classloading context.
DUP that registers the Concurrency ResourceReferenceProcessors.
Manages context handle factories, it is used by EE Context Services to save the invocation context.
The interceptor responsible for managing the current
ConcurrentContext.A service holding a concurrent context.
The parser for the 'concurrent' XML element EE Subsystem 2.0 configuration.
The parser for the 'concurrent' XML element EE Subsystem 4.0 configuration.
The parser for the 'concurrent' XML element EE Subsystem 5.0 configuration.
The parser for the 'concurrent' XML element EE Subsystem 6.0 configuration.
The persister for the 'concurrent' XML element EE Subsystem configuration.
MSC service names for EE's concurrent resources.
The WildFly's EE context handle.
The factory responsible for creating the context handles with the current context saved
The
ResourceDefinitionAnnotationProcessor for ContextServiceDefinition.The
ResourceDefinitionDescriptorProcessor for ContextServiceDefinition.The
ResourceDefinitionInjectionSource for ContextServiceDefinitionService responsible for managing a context service impl's lifecycle.
Class that manages the control point for executor services
A supplier which delegates to other supplier if it is configured.
The EE10 ContextHandleFactory, which should replace the legacy one once all impls are migrated.
The DUP responsible for the base concurrent context configuration setup.
Processor responsible for binding the default EE concurrency resources to the naming context of EE modules/components.
The
ResourceDefinitionAnnotationProcessor for ManagedExecutorDefinition.The
ResourceDefinitionDescriptorProcessor for ManagedExecutorDefinition.The
ResourceDefinitionInjectionSource for ManagedExecutorDefinition.Periodic hung task termination service for managed executors.
Abstract base class for
ManagedExecutorService and ManagedScheduledExecutorService implementation with life cycle operations disabled for handing out to application components.The managed executor service resource's runtime metrics attribute names and definitions.
Operation step handler that expose a capability's metrics, through its service.
Service responsible for creating, starting and stopping a ManagedExecutorServiceImpl.
Operation that manually terminates a managed executor's hung tasks, through its capability service.
The
ResourceDefinitionAnnotationProcessor for ManagedScheduledExecutorDefinition.The
ResourceDefinitionDescriptorProcessor for ManagedScheduledExecutorDefinition.The
ResourceDefinitionInjectionSource for ManagedScheduledExecutorDefinition.Abstract base class for
ManagedExecutorService and ManagedScheduledExecutorService implementation with life cycle operations disabled for handing out to application components.Service responsible for creating, starting and stopping a ManagedScheduledExecutorServiceImpl.
The
ResourceDefinitionAnnotationProcessor for ManagedThreadFactoryDefinition.The
ResourceDefinitionDescriptorProcessor for ManagedThreadFactoryDefinition.The
ResourceDefinitionInjectionSource for ManagedThreadFactoryDefinition.The context handle factory responsible for saving and setting the naming context.
A context handle without invocation context to set.
The context handle factory responsible for setting EE setup actions in the invocation context.
The Wildfly's EE reset context handle.
The Wildfly's EE context handle that sets a saved invocation context.
The context handle factory responsible for saving and setting the context for a deployement's ThreadContextProvider.
FIXME *FOLLOW UP* delete unused TransactionLeakContextHandleFactory and TransactionSetupProviderImpl, and deactivate unused logger msgs
A context handle factory which is responsible for handling the context type ContextServiceDefinition.TRANSACTION.
A context handle factory which is responsible for preventing transaction leaks.