How to use getSize method of org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool class

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...55/​/​Changer le nombre de tache simultanée...56 public void setNumberOfPool(Integer numberOfPool) {57 totalNumberOfThread = numberOfPool;58 }59 public Integer getSize() {60 return size;61 }62 public Integer getNumberOfThread() {63 return totalNumberOfThread;64 }65 public void setSize(Integer size) {66 this.size = size;67 }68 public void reset() {69 this.stop();70 init();71 }72 public void stop() {73 if (!executor.isShutdown()) {...

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1import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;2import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPool;3public class Test {4 public static void main(String[] args) {5 ExecutionThreadPool executionThreadPool = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();6 System.out.println(executionThreadPool.getSize());7 }8}9import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;10import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPool;11public class Test {12 public static void main(String[] args) {13 ExecutionThreadPool executionThreadPool = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();14 System.out.println(executionThreadPool.getSize());15 }16}17I'm not sure if it's a bug or not, but I'm sure that the method getSize() of the class ExecutionQueueThreadPool should return the size of the queue. 18 It is not a bug. The method getSize() is used to get the number of threads in the pool. It is used to know if the pool is full or not.

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1ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();2eqtp.getSize();3ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();4eqtp.getSize();5ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();6eqtp.getSize();7ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();8eqtp.getSize();9ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();10eqtp.getSize();11ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();12eqtp.getSize();13ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();14eqtp.getSize();15ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();16eqtp.getSize();17ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();18eqtp.getSize();19ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();20eqtp.getSize();21ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();22eqtp.getSize();23ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();24eqtp.getSize();25ExecutionQueueThreadPool eqtp = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();26eqtp.getSize();

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1import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPoolManager2ExecutionThreadPoolManager myExecutionThreadPoolManager = new ExecutionThreadPoolManager()3myExecutionThreadPoolManager.getExecutionQueueThreadPool()4import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPoolManager5ExecutionThreadPoolManager myExecutionThreadPoolManager = new ExecutionThreadPoolManager()6myExecutionThreadPoolManager.getExecutionQueueThreadPool()7import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPoolManager8ExecutionThreadPoolManager myExecutionThreadPoolManager = new ExecutionThreadPoolManager()9myExecutionThreadPoolManager.getExecutionQueueThreadPool()10import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPoolManager11ExecutionThreadPoolManager myExecutionThreadPoolManager = new ExecutionThreadPoolManager()12myExecutionThreadPoolManager.getExecutionQueueThreadPool()13import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPoolManager14ExecutionThreadPoolManager myExecutionThreadPoolManager = new ExecutionThreadPoolManager()15myExecutionThreadPoolManager.getExecutionQueueThreadPool()16import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPoolManager17ExecutionThreadPoolManager myExecutionThreadPoolManager = new ExecutionThreadPoolManager()18myExecutionThreadPoolManager.getExecutionQueueThreadPool()19import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionThreadPoolManager20ExecutionThreadPoolManager myExecutionThreadPoolManager = new ExecutionThreadPoolManager()

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1import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;2int size = ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getSize();3System.out.println(size);4log.info(size);5log.warn(size);6log.error(size);7log.debug(size);8log.fatal(size);9log.trace(size);10log.critical(size);11log.notice(size);12log.verbose(size);13log.warning(size);14log.alert(size);15log.emergency(size);

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1import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;2ExecutionQueueThreadPool pool = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();3int size = pool.getSize();4import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;5import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;6ExecutionQueueThreadPool pool = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();7ExecutorService executor = pool.getExecutorService();8int activeCount = executor.getActiveCount();9import java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor;10import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;11ExecutionQueueThreadPool pool = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();12ThreadPoolExecutor executor = pool.getExecutor();13int completedTaskCount = executor.getCompletedTaskCount();14import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;15ExecutionQueueThreadPool pool = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool();16int queueSize = pool.getQueueSize();17import

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1def size = org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getSize()2log.info("Size of the queue is " + size)3def status = org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getStatus()4log.info("Status of the queue is " + status)5def queue = org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getQueue()6log.info("Queue is " + queue)7def activeCount = org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getActiveCount()8log.info("Active count of the queue is " + activeCount)9def completedTaskCount = org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getCompletedTaskCount()10log.info("Completed task count of the queue is " + completedTaskCount)11def corePoolSize = org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getCorePoolSize()12log.info("Core pool size of the queue is " + corePoolSize)

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1def queue = new ExecutionQueueThreadPool()2queue.getSize()3println(queue.getSize())4def queue = new ExecutionQueueService()5queue.getSize()6println(queue.getSize())7def queue = new ExecutionQueueService()8queue.getSize()9println(queue.getSize())10def queue = new ExecutionQueueService()11queue.getSize()12println(queue.getSize())

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1import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;2ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getSize();3import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;4ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getSize();5import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;6ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getSize();7import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;8ExecutionQueueThreadPool.getSize();9import org.cerberus.engine.queuemanagement.impl.ExecutionQueueThreadPool;

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