And how do you do when you don't use web application to start and to use the
scheduler and timers ... ?
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ok, it is clear now, the Scheduler Servlet is triggering the
db.SchedulerSession which is linked to DB Scheduler service.
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Wondering what is relationship between org.jbpm.scheduler.impl.Scheduler vs
org.jbpm.scheduler.db.DbSchedulerService?
We did configure the scheduler service through jbpm.cfg.xml but it doesn't seem
to be working (not sure whether spring modules need to kick this off) but now
while I was going t
Any idea why it should be configured as servlet instead of an start-up listener
configured through web.xml?:
| xxx.web.StartupListener
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I mean just moving the code from servlet into an application specific start-up
listener?
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arshad
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Indeed! I was missing a timer servlet in my web.xml. Here is how it's
initialized:
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| Scheduler Servlet
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org.jbpm.scheduler.impl.SchedulerServlet
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Yes, look in the logging (maybe turn up the loglevel) You'll see a scheduler if
it is running. Normally it is a servlet
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