Is it possible to configure individual plugins within a plugin server to use 
their own configuration for threads? 
I.E. if there are multiple plugins within pluginsvr_config.xml, can each have 
their own designated number of threads or is it only possible that each uses 
the numCoreThreads setting for the overall plugin server? If they need to be 
different from the numCoreThreads designated by the pluginserver, is there any 
way to handle outside of running under a different plugin server instance, and 
if not, can multiple plugin servers be run on the same server with a single 
instance of Remedy?

(see below for example plugin server config)

Thanks in advance for any thoughts on this... 
Kind Regards, 
 
Eric Roys
GSSI
Verizon Business


Example plugin server config file... 

<pluginsvr_config>
        <port>myPort</port>
        <regPortMapper>false</regPortMapper>
        <encryptionPolicy>2</encryptionPolicy>
        <publicKeyAlg>4</publicKeyAlg>
        <publicKeyExpiry>86400</publicKeyExpiry>
        <dataEncryptionAlg>1</dataEncryptionAlg>
        <dataKeyExpiry>2700</dataKeyExpiry>
        <numCoreThreads>5</numCoreThreads>
        <numSelectorThreads>2</numSelectorThreads>
        <workQueueMonitorLogInterval>0</workQueueMonitorLogInterval>
        <workQueueTaskThreshold>5</workQueueTaskThreshold>

        <plugins>
                <plugin>
                        <name>PLUG00</name> <!-- start 10 threads ? -->
                        <pathelement type="location">some jar 
location</pathelement>
                        <classname>some class name</classname>
                </plugin>
                <plugin>
                        <name>PLUG01</name> <!-- start 1 threads ? -->
                        <pathelement type="location">some jar 
location</pathelement>
                        <classname>some class name</classname>
                </plugin>
                <plugin>
                        <name>PLUG02</name> <!-- start 5 threads ? -->
                        <pathelement type="location">some jar 
location</pathelement>
                        <classname>some class name</classname>
                </plugin>
                <plugin>
                        <name>PLUG03</name> <!-- start 7 threads ?-->
                        <pathelement type="location">some jar 
location</pathelement>
                        <classname>some class name</classname>
                </plugin>
        </plugins>
</pluginsvr_config>

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