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Using singleton TaskExecutor and CompletionService

Zhui Shen Ge
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Requirement: JMS listener to spawn multiple concurrent web service requests. Each listener thread (the main thread) will wait max of 30 seconds. A maximum number of 5 child threads might be spawned from the main thread.

Is it safe to use a singleton TaskExecutor (I intend to use Spring's ThreadPoolTaskExecutor), and creating new instances of ExecutorCompletionService in the main thread?
 
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