Quartz can either use a RAM or a jdbc scheduler implementation.
In case of the later, objects will be serialzed to database. In this case it
would be better use some lookup (jndi) for the deserialzed object to get
a reference
to the registry.
hth, heiko
Stanczak Group schrieb:
Can't you get a reference of the registry and drop that in the object
you set into Quartz?
mike jones wrote:
Hi,
I am using the HiveMindFilter for my tapestry app to manager the
registry and a store it as the global object, this is all good.
However I have some SOAP services (using Axis) and am using Quartz to
schedule some tasks and these too need to get the registry. What I
dont want to do really is start up the registry again but share this
registry around. I could put it as a static propertry on something but
not too keen on that for obvious reasons, but I cant really think of
another way to achieve this.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers
Mike
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