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diff --git a/TAO/docs/rtcorba/features.html b/TAO/docs/rtcorba/features.html index 4cfad2f446f..6e2b7b4ed24 100644 --- a/TAO/docs/rtcorba/features.html +++ b/TAO/docs/rtcorba/features.html @@ -204,17 +204,9 @@ leaving it up to implementations. Below is a summary TAO defaults. </p> <h3><a name="threadpools">Threadpools</a></h3> -<ul> - -<li>Initial support for ThreadPools is now available in TAO. Users -can use the standard RT-CORBA APIs to create thread pools. See -<code>$TAO_ROOT/tests/RTCORBA/Thread_Pool</code> for an example. -However, a lot more work needs to go into partitioning ORB resources -among the thread pool lanes before the feature is completely -supported. <p> - -<li> Until it is fully supported, follow these steps to obtain -<i>threadpool with lane</i> functionality in TAO:</p> +<p>This feature is still in progress. Until it is fully supported, follow +these steps to obtain <i>threadpool with lane</i> +functionality in TAO:</p> <ol> <li>Include <CODE>"tao/Pool_Per_Endpoint.h"</CODE> into the server's @@ -238,26 +230,21 @@ and 60, you would specify:<br> <li>Do not use <i>RTCORBA::ThreadpoolPolicy</i></li> </ol> -<p>For an example of following the steps above, see -<CODE>$TAO/tests/RTCORBA/Server_Declared</CODE>. The limitation -of this method is that the threadpool is global, <i>i.e.</i>, -available to all POAs in the ORB. There is no way to create -additional threadpools and associate them with selected POAs. -<i>Threadpool without lanes</i> functionality is not yet +<p>For an example of following the steps above, see <CODE>$TAO/tests/RTCORBA/Server_Declared</CODE>. The limitation of +this method is that the threadpool is global, <i>i.e.</i>, available to all POAs in the +ORB. There is no way to create additional threadpools and associate them with +selected POAs. <i>Threadpool without lanes</i> functionality is not yet available.</p> -<p>Threadpool threads are the ones doing all the work in the ORB: no -additional internal threads are created by the ORB for such tasks as -I/O. </p> +<p>Threadpool threads are the ones doing all the work in the ORB: no additional internal threads +are created by the ORB for such tasks as I/O. </p> -<p>More documentation will be available here once threadpools are -fully supported. Also, see <a -href="#valid_configurations">Priority Policies</a> section, which -contains information on how threadpools interact with <i> +<p>More documentation will be available here once threadpools are fully supported. +Also, see <a href="#valid_configurations">Priority Policies</a> section, which +contains information on how threadpools interact with +<i> PriorityBandedConnectionPolicy</i> and <i>PriorityModelPolicy</i>.</p> -</ul> - <h3><a name="valid_configurations">Priority Policies</a></h3> <p>The table below lists all possible configurations of policies involving priorities, |