Description of problem: You can not create or manage an EAP 6 thread pool that is of one of the following types: blocking-bounded-queue-thread-pool blocking-queueless-thread-pool Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 4.4.0.JON312GA How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install, configure, and start EAP 6 standalone. 2. Start JBoss ON system. 3. Import EAP standalone into JON inventory. 4. Attempt to create a thread pool under the EAP standalone server of the following types (resource template drop-down): blocking-bounded-queue-thread-pool blocking-queueless-thread-pool Actual results: Thread pools can not be created because the target types are not available in JBoss ON. Expected results: These types should be visible in the resource template drop-down and on the create chilid detail page. Additional info: Please note that you can create these thread pools directly in EAP's management console or using jboss-cli and although they will be discovered, their configuration is invalid due to the missing thread pool types.
This is fixed with the following commit to release/jon3.1.x: e76d5a4ca28da78 This should be ready to be applied to the hotfix branch, but also needs commit from https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=997665 (9fd18e8) which is another issue that would stop blocking-bounded-queue-thread-pool from being created. Moving this to MODIFIED and to be available for test in ER01. Larry the fixes have also been pushed to master and release/jon3.1.x, so you can verify the behavior with a recent build as well. Can you verify this behavior? Is this ready for hotfix?
Moving back to MODIFIED as this is not yet available in a build for testing.
Reassigning to spinder as he is the developer who worked this issue. I think Libor may have been assigned in error.
Verified on Version: 3.2.0.ER2 Build Number: 9bf6f76:371eac0 Installed and imported EAP6.1 and successfully created below threadpol types blocking-bounded-queue-thread-pool blocking-queueless-thread-pool These types are visible in the resource configuration template drop-down on the Create New Resource of Type [ThreadPool] page.