Managed thread factories are managed objects used by applications to create managed threads. The threads are started and managed by the container. The context of the container is propagated to the thread executing the task.
Use the Managed Thread Factories page to configure managed thread factory resources that are used by applications.
For each managed thread factory resource, the following information is provided.
A unique name that identifies the resource.
True if the resource is enabled, or false if the resource is disabled.
The context propagated to threads: Classloader, JNDI, Security, or WorkArea.
The priority of created threads. The default is 5.
A description of the resource.
The Managed Thread Factories table also contains the following options.
Button to create a new resource.
Button to delete one or more selected resources.
Button to enable one or more selected resources.
Button to disable one or more selected resources.