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<concept id="GUID-178488C1-5453-490F-B168-9D73DB5BAE47" xml:lang="en"><title>Priority

Configuration</title><shortdesc>This section explains how to configure the priorities in the OOM

Monitor configuration file.</shortdesc><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>

<p>The OOM Monitor configuration file (<filepath>oomconfig.xml</filepath>)

is located in <filepath>epo32\data\z\10207218</filepath>. </p>

<note>The configuration file cannot be modified after flashing it to the device.</note>

<p>The OOM Monitor configuration file can contain the following details:<ul>

<li><p> initial priority of an internal application. For information on OOM

Monitor priority, refer to <xref href="GUID-CE308C71-D8B2-43B3-97FD-B868285ED5FB.dita">OOM

Monitor Priority</xref>.</p></li>

<li><p>rules to change the priority. For more information, refer to <xref href="GUID-54D5CBD5-0A1F-4835-B5F3-492728B9F51E.dita">Rules to Change Priority

Dynamically</xref>.</p></li>

<li><p> default priority. If the priority of an application is not defined

it will have the default priority. </p></li>

<li><p> OOM Plug-ins priority. For information on OOM Monitor plug-ins priority,

refer to <xref href="GUID-DB6F586B-932A-4BDC-BA48-79C7D3FD9931.dita">OOM Plug-ins</xref>.</p></li>

</ul></p>

<p>For applications that need to be active all the time the priority can be

set to <codeph>NEVER_CLOSE</codeph>.</p>

<section id="GUID-38FB434C-B8FF-4C7C-ADE3-45585902BDAF"> <title>Example</title><p>The

following is an example of the OOM Monitor configuration file:</p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">&lt;oom_config&gt;

<!-- Low RAM and good RAM thresholds are defined in kilobytes.The value 1 means that applications are not closed in parallel. default_wait_after_plugin defines how long to wait (in milliseconds)after OOM plug-in is called.

<global_settings low_ram_threshold="3637" good_ram_threshold="4900" max_app_close_batch="3" default_wait_after_plugin="10" max_app_exit_time="2000" />

<!--	Application specific low RAM and good RAM thresholds are defined here -->

<app_specific_thresholds>

<!-- Uid of Browser application>

<app uid="10008d39" low_ram_threshold="8637" good_ram_threshold="9900" />

...

</app_specific_thresholds>

<app_close_settings>

<!--The uid DEFAULT_APP refers to all applications, which priority is not specifically defined in the conf file.-->

<close_app uid="DEFAULT_APP" priority="80" sync_mode="check">

<app_close_idle_priority idle_time="900" priority="50" />

<app_close_idle_priority idle_time="43200" priority="20" />

</close_app>

<close_app uid="BUSY_APP" priority="NEVER_CLOSE" sync_mode="check" /> 

<close_app uid="10008d39" priority="80" sync_mode="check">

<app_close_settings>

<!--The priority of executing each application plug-in is defined here-->

<app_plugin_settings>

<app_plugin uid="10281f93" target_app_id="10008d39" priority="30" wait="100" sync_mode="check">

<plugin_foreground_app_priority target_app_id="10008d39" priority="100" /> 

</app_plugin>

</app_plugin_settings>

&lt;/oom_config&gt;</codeblock>     </section>

</conbody></concept>