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Active Execute Queue

As work enters a WebLogic Server, it is placed in an execute queue. This work is then assigned to a thread within the queue that performs the work.

This page displays current runtime characteristics and statistics for the server's active execute queues.

By default, a new server instance is configured with a default execute queue, weblogic.kernel.default, that contains 15 threads. In addition, WebLogic Server provides two other pre-configured queues:

weblogic.admin.HTTP—Available only on Administration Servers, this queue is reserved for communicating with the Administration Console; you cannot reconfigure it.

weblogic.admin.RMI—Both Administration Servers and Managed Servers have this queue; it is reserved for administrative traffic; you cannot reconfigure it.

Unless you configure additional execute queues, and assign applications to them, web applications and RMI objects use weblogic.kernel.default. For more information, see:

Creating Execute Queues in WebLogic Server Performance and Tuning.
Detecting Stuck Threads in WebLogic Server Performance and Tuning.