Can't see full execution path of a method containing impementation of ArrayBlockingQueue
Let's say a method is being used as an entry point - it picks up a message and starts processing. At some point it places the transformed message into the queue via the offer call. The queue is being constantly polled - the message is being picked up and processed by another thread. I can easily see everything (call hierarchy based on the custom sensor pack) before the message is retrieved from the BlockingQueue. However, regardless what I do, I can't see anything on the other side of the queue. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Leo
PS. The pool is created/initialized as follows:
private List<....> workerThreads = new ArrayList();
for (int i = 0; i < maxThreads; i++) {
CashPostingWorkerThread thread = new CashPostingWorkerThread(....);
thread.setName("xxxx-" + i);
workerThreads.add(thread);
thread.start();
}
Best Answer
As this is a custom messaging/queue protocol you'll likely need to implement also custom tagging by using the ADK for tagging.
Thank you, Reinhard. I don't think is a custom protocol. Blocking Queue is part of the java concurrency framework available since Java 1.5. Having said that, we don't use Executor to start those threads. Maybe the thread(s) that polling the queue is not being tagged and/or detected because of that... Anyway, would it be possible to post an example on how to implement custom thread tagging using ADK.
