. . 90 7.1. The Spring TaskExecutor Abstraction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 7.1.1. TaskExecutor Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 7.1.2. Using a TaskExecutor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . several optional attributes. This allows for customization of the various strategies (for example, taskExecutor and destinationResolver) as well as basic JMS settings and resource references. By using these

.............. 400 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 401 23.4.1. The TaskExecutor interface ......................... ............... 401 23.4.2. Where to use a TaskExecutor ........................................................................... 401 23.4.3. TaskExecutor types ..................................... .................................................... 401 23.4.4. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 402 24. Dynamic language support

................ 415 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 416 23.4.1. TaskExecutor types ............................... .......................................................... 416 23.4.2. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 417 24. Dynamic language scheduling of tasks. For the interested developer, the section entitled Section 23.4, “The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction” contains all of the details. 2.6.4. Java 5 (Tiger) support Find below pointers

................ 411 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 412 23.4.1. TaskExecutor types ............................... .......................................................... 412 23.4.2. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 413 24. Dynamic language scheduling of tasks. For the interested developer, the section entitled Section 23.4, “The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction” contains all of the details. 2.6.4. Java 5 (Tiger) support If you are one of the

................ 401 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 402 23.4.1. TaskExecutor types ............................... .......................................................... 402 23.4.2. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 403 24. Dynamic language scheduling of tasks. For the interested developer, the section entitled Section 23.4, “The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction” contains all of the details. 2.6.4. Java 5 (Tiger) support If you are one of the

................ 415 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 416 23.4.1. TaskExecutor types ............................... .......................................................... 416 23.4.2. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 417 24. Dynamic language scheduling of tasks. For the interested developer, the section entitled Section 23.4, “The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction” contains all of the details. 2.6.4. Java 5 (Tiger) support Find below pointers

................ 400 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 401 23.4.1. TaskExecutor types ............................... .......................................................... 401 23.4.2. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 402 24. Dynamic language scheduling of tasks. For the interested developer, the section entitled Section 23.4, “The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction” contains all of the details. 2.6.4. Java 5 (Tiger) support If you are one of the

................ 412 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 413 23.4.1. TaskExecutor types ............................... .......................................................... 413 23.4.2. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 414 24. Dynamic language scheduling of tasks. For the interested developer, the section entitled Section 23.4, “The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction” contains all of the details. 2.6.4. Java 5 (Tiger) support Find below pointers

................ 412 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 413 23.4.1. TaskExecutor types ............................... .......................................................... 413 23.4.2. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 414 24. Dynamic language scheduling of tasks. For the interested developer, the section entitled Section 23.4, “The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction” contains all of the details. 2.6.4. Java 5 (Tiger) support Find below pointers

................ 413 23.4. The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction .......................................................................... 414 23.4.1. TaskExecutor types ............................... .......................................................... 414 23.4.2. Using a TaskExecutor ..................................................................................... 415 24. Dynamic language scheduling of tasks. For the interested developer, the section entitled Section 23.4, “The Spring TaskExecutor abstraction” contains all of the details. 2.6.4. Java 5 (Tiger) support If you are one of the