Logs:
[pool-1-thread-1] TRACE apns.ApnsPushConnection - Enter Method queryFeedbackService params [pool-3-thread-1] TRACE apns.ApnsPushConnection - Enter Method queryFeedbackService params [pool-1-thread-1] TRACE apns.ApnsPushConnection - Return Method queryFeedbackService
[pool-3-thread-1] TRACE apns.ApnsPushConnection - Return Method queryFeedbackService
//In Singleton class constructor
ScheduledExectorService obj = Executors.newSingleThreadScheduledExecutor();
obj.scheduleAtFixedDelay(new runnable(){
public void run(){
classObj.queryFeedbackService();
}
}),20,60,TimeUnit.SECONDS);
//method called by thread
public void queryFeedbackService()
{
code here
}
Indeed there was 2 pools as per answered by Jean.
But in my case here, my project is loaded into Jetty server which was initialized by Spring.
Also inside Jetty server - it was creating container for Spring beans that were getting initialized from service-context.xml file.
So It was getting called twice that leads to the creation of two pools
Thanks you all those who commented and tried solve my issue. Means a lot :)
From the log, you have several several pools running: pool-1
and pool-3
.
You might want to make sure you only initialize one pool.
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