Specifying a Sub-process Pool for Arbortext Editor Clients
Arbortext Editor users can run as clients of Arbortext Publishing Engine and ask Arbortext Publishing Engine to perform their document publishing for all outputs. You might want to dedicate a sub-process pool to fulfill Arbortext Editor publishing requests.
Set the sub-process pool ID id="pool-tie". Then define two Tests in the Test Set, called test-f-java and test-tie. The Test names refer to RequestSelector objects already defined, named test-f-java and test-tie. They’re specified using AND logic, so both must be met to succeed. The test-f-java and test-tie tests will detect a query match for these specifications in the HTTP request .
<SubprocessPool id="pool-tie" cascade="pool-default" enabled="yes"
maxSubprocesses="2" minSubprocesses="1"
<TestSet>
<And>
<Test name="test-f-java" />
<Test name="test-tie" />
</And>
</TestSet>
</SubprocessPool>
This sub-process pool would process all requests from
Arbortext Editor clients requesting publishing operations. You need to set
enabled to
yes to make this pool available, otherwise,
Arbortext Editor client requests will go to the default pool. If the
Arbortext PE sub-processes in this pool are busy, the overflow can cascade into the default pool by setting
cascade to
pool-default. For information about configuring a
RequestSelector, refer to
Specifying Request Selectors.