The mailet is a multithreaded component started at james initialization
and disposed just before the james stop.
You can create the scheduler just inside the Mailet with no need to use
an avalon-component.
The fulcrum-quartz package is useful if you need to schedule processes
in the container not starting from the mailet.
Stefano
Philip Tomlinson wrote:
Hi,
I have a mailet in which I want to schedule a job.
I am using James 2.2.0.
I have found the fulcrum-quartz package which shows how to configure the
quartz scheduler in an avalon container.
I have added in a new block into the assembly.xml for the quartz
scheduler and added it into the James block as a provider.
Now in a mailet I can schedule a job.
However I want the job to send an email.
I have tried adding in a the James block as a provide of the quartz
block I defined (and added in the dependency in the .xinfo) file.
Now I have a circular dependency which the server duly tells me.
In the case where I have 2 blocks that "use" the services of each other,
how can one set up the assembly.xml and .xinfo files to facilitate this
and avoid the circular dependency.
I cant see how to do it other than using the service method in the
container (James) to potentially set itself into the component
(QuartzScheduler).
Is there a better way?
Rgds,
Phil
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