Configuring the Java thread pool
The computer telephony integration (CTI) link engine runs as a set of Java objects on the application server. To reduce latency and improve the system performance, you can configure the number of Java threads that each CTI link uses.
A Java thread pool is a pool of threads that process
events or manage notifications from the CTI server. You can specify the maximum and
minimum number of threads that a link uses. The number of threads required varies
depending on the environment. However, for most environments, a Java thread can process
events for up to 20 operators. If your deployment has many users on a node using the
same CTI link, ensure that the maximum threads and users per thread values are adequate
to handle requests from your CTI server.
- In the header of Dev Studio, click .
- On the CTI Links tab, in the Actions list in the row of the CTI link for which you want to edit the Java thread pool size, click Edit.
- On the Advanced tab, in the Engine
Threads section, configure the threads:
- In the Minimum Threads field, enter the minimum number of threads that the CTI link uses.
- In the Maximum Threads field, enter the maximum number of threads that the CTI link uses.
- In the Users per Thread field, enter the maximum number of operators for which you want each Java thread to process events. When this threshold is met, a new thread is created.
- Confirm your updates by clicking Save.
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