#QUARTZ SCHEDULER CODE#
For the Batch server, it will look similar to the code below: The Search server quartz-setup.xml file is located at search\ep-search\src\main\filtered-resources\spring\scheduling\quartz-setup.xmlĪdd the new trigger to the list of triggers. The Batch Server quartz-setup.xml file is located at batch\ep-batch\src\main\filtered-resources\spring\scheduling\quartz-setup.xml Open the appropriate quartz-setup.xml file: In quartz.xml, define a trigger bean as shown below: 0 0 0/1 * * ? ĬronExpression - the cron expression that sets how often the job should be executedįor more information on cron expressions, see the Quartz Cron Configuration concurrent - set to false to prevent jobs from executing concurrently.executeMethod - the name of the method to execute in the class.
newJobService - the class that contains the logic for the scheduled job.In quartz.xml, define a job bean as shown below: executeMethod false
The Search server quartz.xml file is located at search\ep-search\src\main\resources\spring\scheduling\quartz.xml The Batch server quartz.xml file is located at batch\ep-batch\src\main\resources\spring\scheduling\quartz.xml To add a scheduled job to either the Batch Server or Search server, do the following: By using JMX, you can monitor and control some of your Quartz jobs. Quartz version 2.1.7 has built in JMX support. The JobCompletionCode also instructs the scheduler of any further action to perform depending on the job’s results. As Jobs are completed, they return a JobCompletionCode which informs the scheduler of success or failure. When a trigger activates, the scheduler will trigger corresponding listeners that will execute the job. To execute a job, you must set Triggers that detail when the job is to occur. In Quartz, Jobs can be any Java class that implements the Quartz Job interface. There is one Quartz configuration for the Search Server web application and another for the Commerce Manager web application. Scheduled jobs are configured in Spring via the quartz.xml configuration files. It can also be used as a standalone service with any Java application. Quartz is an open source job scheduling service embedded within Spring. Elastic Path Commerce uses the Quartz Scheduler version 2.1.7 to execute scheduled jobs such as computing product recommendations or building a Lucene index.
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