cocoon.xconf

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        | name:                  required name of the pool.
        | priority:              optional priority all threads of the pool will 
        |                        have (the ThreadFactory will be set to this 
        |                        priority).The possible values  are: 
        |                          MIN:  corresponds to Thread#MIN_PRIORITY
        |                          NORM: corresponds to Thread#NORM_PRIORITY (default)
        |                          MAX:  corresponds to Thread#MAX_PRIORITY
        | daemon:                whether newly created Threads should run in 
        |                        daemon mode or not. Default to false.
        | queue-size:            optional size of a queue to hold Runnables if the 
        |                        pool is full. Possible values are:
        |                          less than 0:    unbounded (default)
        |                          equal to 0:     no queue at all
        |                          greater than 0: size of the queue
        | max-pool-size:         optional maximum number of threads in the pool. 
        |                        Defaults to 5. 
        |                        NOTE: if a queue is specified (queue-sie != 0) 
        |                              this value will be ignored.
        | min-pool-size:         optional minimum number of threads in the pool. 
        |                        Defaults to 5. 
        |                        NOTE: if a queue has been specified (queue-sie != 0)
        |                              this value will be used as the maximum of
        |                              thread running concurrently.
        | keep-alive-time-ms:    The time in ms an idle thread should keep alive 
        |                        before it might get garbage collected. This 
        |                        defaults to 60000 ms.
        | block-policy;          The policy to be used if all resources (thread in
        |                        the pool and slots in the queue) are exhausted.
        |                        Possible values are:
        |                          ABORT:         Throw a RuntimeException
        |                          DISCARD:       Throw away the current request 
        |                                         and return.
        |                          DISCARDOLDEST: Throw away the oldest request 
        |                                         and return.
        |                          RUN (default): The thread making the execute 
        |                                         request runs the task itself. 
        |                                         This policy helps guard against 
        |                                         lockup.
        |                          WAIT:          Wait until a thread becomes 
        |                                         available. This policy should, in 
        |                                         general, not be used if the 
        |                                         minimum number of threads is zero, 
        |                                         in which case a thread may never 
        |                                         become available.
        | shutdown-graceful:     Terminate thread pool after processing all 
        |                        Runnables currently in queue. Any Runnable entered 
        |                        after this point will be discarded. A shut down 
        |                        pool cannot be restarted. This also means that a 
        |                        pool will need keep-alive-time-ms to terminate. 
        |                        The default value not to shutdown graceful.
        | shutdown-wait-time-ms: The time in ms to wait before issuing an 
        |                        immediate shutdown after a graceful shutdown 
        |                        has been requested.
        +-->
    <thread-factory>org.apache.cocoon.components.thread.DefaultThreadFactory</thread-factory>
    <thread-pools>
      <!--+
          | This is the default thread pool. It's use fits best for short 
          | running background tasks.
          +-->
      <thread-pool>  
        <name>default</name>
        <priority>NORM</priority>
        <daemon>false</daemon>
        <queue-size>-1</queue-size>
        <max-pool-size>5</max-pool-size>
        <min-pool-size>5</min-pool-size>
        <keep-alive-time-ms>60000</keep-alive-time-ms>
        <block-policy>RUN</block-policy>
        <shutdown-graceful>false</shutdown-graceful>
        <shutdown-wait-time-ms>-1</shutdown-wait-time-ms>
      </thread-pool> 
      <!--+
          | This thread pool should be used for daemons (permanently running 
          | threads).
          +-->
      <thread-pool>  
        <name>daemon</name>
        <priority>NORM</priority>
        <daemon>true</daemon>
        <queue-size>0</queue-size>
        <max-pool-size>-1</max-pool-size>
        <min-pool-size>1</min-pool-size>
        <keep-alive-time-ms>60000</keep-alive-time-ms>
        <block-policy>ABORT</block-policy>
        <shutdown-graceful>false</shutdown-graceful>
        <shutdown-wait-time-ms>-1</shutdown-wait-time-ms>
      </thread-pool> 
    </thread-pools>
  </runnable-manager>

  <!--+
      | The Monitor keeps track on changes to a Resource.
      +-->
  <monitor logger="core.monitor">
    <thread frequency="10000" priority="5"/>
  </monitor>

  <!-- Site configuration manager --> 
  <site-manager logger="core.sites">
    <file src="context://WEB-INF/sites.xconf"/>
  
  <!-- depth not implemented yet, just recurses through dir structure -->
  <files base="${maven.cocoon.servermanager.configurationlocation}" depth="2">
    <!-- each include-file element describes one _exact_ filename which to include in the configuration -->
    <include-file>sites.xconf</include-file>
  </files>

  </site-manager>

  <!-- Repository configuration manager --> 
  <repository-manager logger="core.repository">
    <file src="context://WEB-INF/repositories.xconf"/>
  
  <!-- depth not implemented yet, just recurses through dir structure -->
  <files base="${maven.cocoon.servermanager.configurationlocation}" depth="2">
    <!-- each include-file element describes one _exact_ filename which to include in the configuration -->
    <include-file>repositories.xconf</include-file>
  </files>

  </repository-manager>
 
  
  <eventaware-manager logger="core.eventaware-manager">
      <lookup role="org.apache.cocoon.caching.Cache/EventAwareRepositoryBinary"/>
      <lookup role="org.apache.cocoon.caching.Cache/EventAwareRepositoryDoc"/>
      <lookup role="org.apache.cocoon.caching.Cache/EventAware"/>
  </eventaware-manager>
    
  <transient-eventregistry logger="core.transient-eventregistry"/>
    
  <eventaware-store logger="core.eventaware-store">
      <parameter name="maxobjects" value="15000"/>
  </eventaware-store>
  
  <!-- Event cache configuration -->
  <eventcache logger="core.eventcache">
      <parameter name="store" value="org.apache.excalibur.store.Store"/>
      <parameter name="eventregistry" value="org.apache.cocoon.caching.EventRegistry"/>
  </eventcache>
  
  <eventcache-repository-doc logger="core.eventcache.RepositoryDoc">
      <parameter name="store" value="org.apache.excalibur.store.Store/RepositoryDoc"/>
      <parameter name="eventregistry" value="org.apache.cocoon.caching.EventRegistry/repositoryDoc"/>
  </eventcache-repository-doc>
  
  <eventcache-repository-binary logger="core.eventcache.repositoryBinary">
      <parameter name="store" value="org.apache.excalibur.store.Store/RepositoryBinary"/>
      <parameter name="eventregistry" value="org.apache.cocoon.caching.EventRegistry/repositoryBinary"/>
  </eventcache-repository-binary>
  
  <eventregistry logger="core.eventcache.registry"/>
  
  <eventregistry-repository-binary logger="core.eventcache.registry"/>
  
  <eventregistry-repository-doc logger="core.eventcache.registry"/>
  
  <!-- +
    | Configuration of a set JMS Connections. 
    | Three types of connections can be configured: 
    | - general <connection>s: created by a call to ConnectionFactory.createConnection()
    | - <topic-connection>s: created by a call to TopicConnectionFactory.createTopicConnection()
    | - <queue-connection>s: created by a call to QeueuConnectionFactory.createQueueConnection()
    | 
    | Each connection must have a unique name. This is the name other components
    | use to retrieve it.
    | 
    | All connection types support the same set of parameters:
    | - javax.naming.*: properties used to create the initial JNDI context.
    |   JNDI parameters must be specified with their literal values here.
    |   For example, javax.naming.Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY is 
    |   equivalent to "java.naming.factory.initial".
    | - connection-factory: the JNDI lookup name of the javax.jms.ConnectionFactory service.
    | - username / password: optional connection credentials
    + -->
  <jms-connection-manager logger="core.jms">
  

    <topic-connection name="local">
      <parameter name="java.naming.factory.initial" value="org.exolab.jms.jndi.InitialContextFactory"/>
      <parameter name="java.naming.provider.url" value="tcp://localhost:3035/"/>
      <parameter name="connection-factory" value="TCPTopicConnectionFactory"/>
      <!--
      <parameter name="username" value="user"/>
      <parameter name="password" value="secret"/>
      -->
      <parameter name="auto-reconnect" value="true"/>
      <!-- every 10 sec is enough -->
      <parameter name="auto-reconnect-delay" value="10000"/>
    </topic-connection>

</jms-connection-manager>
  

    <avalon-spring-bridge/>


  <broken-link-checker>
    <parameter name="enabled" value="false"/>
    <parameter name="role-of-this-component" value="BrokenLinkChecker"/>
    <parameter name="job-name" value="BrokenLinksCheckerJob"/>
    <parameter name="cron-expression" value="0 0 4 * * ?"/>
    <parameter name="document-tree-to-check-root-url" value="http://localhost:60000/default/files/default.preview/content"/>
    <parameter name="documents-base-url" value="/default/files/default.preview"/>
    <parameter name="internal-url-prefixes-to-ignore" value="/assets/binaries/ /binaries/"/>
    <parameter name="internal-links-base-url" value="http://localhost:60000/default/files/default.preview"/>
    <parameter name="repository-username" value="root"/>
    <parameter name="repository-password" value="password"/>
    <parameter name="result-document-url" value="http://localhost:60000/default/files/default.preview/configuration/brokenlinks/brokenlinks.xml"/>
    <parameter name="document-batch-size" value="100"/>
    <parameter name="number-of-link-checking-threads" value="10"/>
    <parameter name="link-check-timeout-seconds" value="10"/>
  </broken-link-checker>

  
  <content-model-repository logger="cms.contentmodel">
    <parameter name="lockTimeout" value="-1"/>
  </content-model-repository>



    <component class="org.apache.cocoon.components.cron.QuartzJobScheduler" logger="cron" role="org.apache.cocoon.components.cron.JobScheduler">
        <store type="ram"/>
        <!-- Definitions for a thread pool used to schedule jobs -->
        <thread-pool>
            <!-- Should we queue up execution requests if the pool is busy? Defaults to false -->
            <use-queueing>false</use-queueing>
            <!-- How big should the queue be. Defaults to unlimited size (<0 == default) -->
            <queue-size>-1</queue-size>
            <!-- The maximum size of the pool. Defaults to Integer.MAX_VALUE (<0 == default) -->
            <max-pool-size>-1</max-pool-size>
            <!-- The minimum size of the pool.Defaults to 1 (<0 == default) -->
            <min-pool-size>1</min-pool-size>
            <!-- How long will an idle thread be kept before it will be discarded. 
                 Defaults to 60000ms (<0 == default) -->
            <keep-alive-time-ms>60000</keep-alive-time-ms>
            <!-- Which blocking policy should be used if the maximum pool size and queue size is bounded:
                 Run:           (default) The thread making the execute request runs the task itself. 
                                This policy helps guard against lockup. 
                 Wait:          Wait until a thread becomes available. 
                 Abort:         Throw a RuntimeException 
                 Discard:       Throw away the current request and return. 
                 DiscardOldest: Throw away the oldest request and return. -->
            <block-policy>RUN</block-policy>
            <!-- Should queued and running jobs be given a chance to finished on system shutdown. Defaults to true -->