10.3.11 Trace collection points of Concurrency Utilities
The following provides details on the trace collection points of Concurrency Utilities.
When a task is executed in an ExecutorService in Java EE
The figure below shows the trace collection points of Concurrency Utilities when a task is executed in an ExecutorService in Java EE.
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This figure shows the workflow for collecting traces as an extension of a request. This figure does not show all triggers for collecting traces. Other triggers for collecting traces exist.
The table below lists event IDs, trace levels, trace collection points, and information that can be collected.
When a task is repeatedly executed in a ScheduledExecutorService in Java EE
The figure below shows the trace collection points of Concurrency Utilities when a task is repeatedly executed in a ScheduledExecutorService in Java EE.
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This figure shows the workflow for collecting traces as an extension of a request. This figure does not show all of the triggers for collecting traces. Other triggers for collecting traces exist.
The event IDs, trance levels, trace collection points, and information that can be collected are the same as those described in "Details on trace collection points of Concurrency Utilities (when a task is executed in an ExecutorService in Java EE)".
When ManagedTask is executed in an ExecutorService in Java EE
The figure below shows the trace collection points of Concurrency Utilities when ManagedTask is executed in an ExecutorService in Java EE.
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This figure shows the workflow for collecting traces as an extension of a request. This figure does not show all of the triggers for collecting traces. Other triggers for collecting traces exist.
The event IDs, trance levels, trace collection points, and information that can be collected are the same as those described in "Details on trace collection points of Concurrency Utilities (when a task is executed in an ExecutorService in Java EE)".
When a task with context information added is executed in an ExecutorService in Java SE
The figure below shows the trace collection points of Concurrency Utilities when a task with context information added is executed in an ExecutorService in Java SE.
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This figure shows the workflow for collecting traces as an extension of a request. This figure does not show all of the triggers for collecting traces. Other triggers for collecting traces exist.
The table below lists event IDs, trace levels, trace collection points, and information that can be collected.