The max-suspended-threads Element"
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An instance of <javadoc>org.zkoss.zk.ui.SuspendNotAllowedException</javadoc> is thrown, if an event processing thread is going to suspend and the number of suspended threads exceeds the number specified here. You can use the <tt>error-page</tt> element to control how to display this error, or catch the exception and handle it in a different way.' | An instance of <javadoc>org.zkoss.zk.ui.SuspendNotAllowedException</javadoc> is thrown, if an event processing thread is going to suspend and the number of suspended threads exceeds the number specified here. You can use the <tt>error-page</tt> element to control how to display this error, or catch the exception and handle it in a different way.' | ||
Revision as of 03:58, 8 August 2011
Syntax:
<max-suspended-threads>a_number</max-suspended-threads>
[Default: -1 (no limit)]
It specifies the maximum allowed number of the suspended event processing threads. A negative value indicates there is no limit at all.
An instance of SuspendNotAllowedException is thrown, if an event processing thread is going to suspend and the number of suspended threads exceeds the number specified here. You can use the error-page element to control how to display this error, or catch the exception and handle it in a different way.'
Notice this option is applicable only if the event processing thread is enabled (it is disabled by default). Please refer to the disable-event-thread element for details.
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