122WebSphere Application Server V8.5 Concepts, Planning, and Design Guide
5.4.1 Request flow prioritization by using service policies
ARFM controls the flow of requests for HTTP and SIP traffic through the on-demand router,
and for IIOP and message-driven bean traffic from within an application server. It uses a
concurrency -based or a rate-based algorithm that results in a more consistent loading and
protecting of application server resources by ARFM.
Service policy work classes are used to group requests or messages into a group or class of
work. Each request belongs to exactly one work class. Each work class contains zero or more
rules that ...
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