I was trying to get an External Spring Context. IgniteSpring.start() helped.
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class which allows to
provide external context explicitly.
BTW, IgnitionEx is internal class, it is not supposed to be used in your
code.
-Val
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gniteSchedulerService());
My Ignite Service class execute method is
@Override
public void execute(ServiceContext ctx) throws Exception {
SchedulerFuture fut = ignite.scheduler().scheduleLocal(new
FetchMetadataTask(appContext), "*/5 * * * *");
}
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How do you start the server node where this runnable is executed? Does the
configuration contains the required bean?
-Val
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d run() {
MetaDataService metadataService =
appCtx.getBean(MetaDataService.class);
log.debug("FetchMetadataTask
$MetaDataService"+metadataService);
}
}
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