I have a problem with the attribute InitialStartDate.
It cannot be NOW in this specifically case.
I would like to know how can I configure my scheduler-service to execute the
SchedulableMBean:
- everyday, 02 a.m
- every JBoss startup, 5 minutes after the startup
thanks
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Hi dimitris.
Therefore which is my problem? I don't understand what you tell me. How can i
solve this problem?
Thanks
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Scheduleables in this context have nothing to do with EJBs. They are simple
POJOs or MBeans.
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Hello. I have the problem with the scheduler.
I follow these phases:
1- Create a session bean that implements Schedulable.
2- Implements the method perform and put there the code to be executedby
Scheduler
3- create a jboss-service.xml and put this file in a sar file.
Then during of deploy
When I tried using a POJO which implements the Schedulable interface and calls
a Session bean's method in it's perform method, it always returns
NamingException, although I have already put depends tag in the
scheduler-service.xml file to make sure the session bean's service
I am confused by the SchedulePeriod attribute. It seems like its semantics have
changed.
I thought it meant time between starts (3.2.5). However, in 3.2.7 it seems to
mean time from finish until next start.
Does anybody know which is intended?
Dan
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Up to my knowledge it has always been time from finish until next start.
Regards
Ulf
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schrouf wrote : Up to my knowledge it has always been time from finish until
next start.
Strange. We have a nightly job that takes somewhere between 8 s and 50 min. We
have configured it with SchedulePeriod = 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000.
Using 3.2.5, the job has started same time every night (01:00),
If this is the intended behaviour, it feels strange
Well, at least it is the implemented behaviour :-) But I do share your feelings
that a rescheduling relativ to the start (and not the end) of the previous
invocation most often would be a better solution. A special case would be when
the
For the record it doesn't have to be a Session bean that implements a
Schedulable. It can be a POJO.
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I solve my problem. I find how to do that. I leave here my solution, because
this could help other people.
1- Create a session bean that implements Schedulable.
2- Implements the method perform and put there the code to be executed by
Scheduler
3- create a jboss-service.xml and put this file in
acardeiradias wrote : Hello, I have a problem with the scheduler. I saw some
examples but nothing to much clear. I have a stateless session bean. And i want
to call one business method of this session bean every five minutes. How could
i do that?
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apinto wrote : acardeiradias wrote : Hello, I have a problem with the
scheduler. I saw some examples but nothing to much clear. I have a stateless
session bean. And i want to call one business method of this session bean every
five minutes. How could i do that?
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