Apologies,

In the dim distant past I had changed the Scheduler service to the non
persistant kind and forgotten about it.

David

-----Original Message-----
From: David Wynter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 29 November 2001 13:30
To: Turbine-User
Subject: Scheduled Job not being created


Hello,

I am using Oracle 8.1.5 on W2k with the TDK 2.1. I lifted the example code
from the Scheduler service section of the online docs. It executes in the
action for the page where I collect the job entry attribute values. The
problem is that I get no errors from the Job Entry creation and add and also
no row in Turbine_Scheduled_Job? The Scheduler service is enabled in the TR
props. I am using the ID_BROKER method of generating keys, which works for
all the other objects I save.

Here is the relevant code

Relevant timings (second, etc.) are setup above this snip
<snip>
            if(!task.equals("")) {
                //access the service singleton
                ScheduleService ss = (ScheduleService)TurbineServices
                .getInstance()
                .getService(ScheduleService.SERVICE_NAME);

                //create a new JobEntry with the time constraints from
                //the template as the arguments
                JobEntry je =  new
JobEntry(second,minute,hour,weekday,dom,task);

                //set the email for notification
                je.setEmail("");

                //add the hashtable of arguments required by the
scheduledjobs subclass
                je.setProperty(taskProps);

                //add the job to the queue
                ss.addJob(je);
<snip>

I looked in the archives and there was something about "Problem saving new
Scheduled Job: java.lang.NullPointerException", but I am not getting this.
However should I be using th elatest from CVS or can you get the scheduler
service to work with 2.1?

regards

David



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