I finally got a job to run in the scheduler service and set it up to run
every hour to see if it would work out.
I got some fairly odd times of execution recorded however.
the job was setup to run every hour at 49 minutes after the hour.
I don't think it was called once at this precise time and it looks like
called more than once an hour at some points.
my other question relates to TURBINE_SCHEDULED_JOBS... how can I switch my
jobs back to being stored in the database? everytime I bring the server
down I loose my scheduled tasks. I was reading somewhere about hard coding
them into my TR.props but have not found a good resource on where to do
this.
tdk-2.1
mysql
linux
TR.props
services.SchedulerService.classname=org.apache.turbine.services.schedule.TurbineSchedulerService
scheduler.enabled=true
scheduled job was built from the service howto..
I have a couple questions. the taskcount never incremented. this seems
unusual unless there is a problem in the how-to code. I basically cut and
pasted and renamed the class.
There were some problems with the how-to code though.
There does not appear to be a method for job.getId() even though all the
howtos still show this method. I had to remove it to get the example
working.
my run method
public void run( JobEntry job ) throws Exception
{
Log.info("Scheduled job: " +
"task: " + job.getTask() +
" ran @: " + new
Date(System.currentTimeMillis()).toString() +
" taskcount: " + taskcount
);
// update task counter
taskcount++;
}
I created a Services.vm to list all actively scheduled jobs.
I found it a bit difficult to display the variables but finally figured
out the correct attributes for job, all except Oid (I can't get an id
every way I could think of I tried)
#foreach ( $job in $jobs)
<tr>
<td> $job.Oid </td>
<td> $job.Second </td>
<td> $job.Minute </td>
<td> $job.Hour </td>
<td> $job.Weekday </td>
<td> $job.Day_of_month </td>
<td> $job.Task </td>
<td> $job.Email </td>
</tr>
#end
services.vm reads
$job.Oid 0 49 -1 -1 -1 PremiumTrackerNotice [EMAIL PROTECTED]
after adding my job.
turbine-system.log
[Tue Jan 21 21:37:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Tue Jan 21 21:37:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Tue Jan 21 22:26:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Tue Jan 21 22:26:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Tue Jan 21 23:15:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Tue Jan 21 23:15:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 00:04:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 00:04:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 00:53:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 00:53:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 01:42:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 01:42:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 02:31:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 02:31:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 03:20:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 03:20:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 04:09:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 04:09:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 04:58:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 04:58:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 05:47:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 05:47:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 06:36:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 06:36:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 07:25:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 07:25:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 08:14:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 08:14:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
[Wed Jan 22 09:03:05 EST 2003] -- INFO -- Scheduled job: task:
PremiumTrackerNotice ran @: Wed Jan 22 09:03:05 EST 2003 taskcoun
t: 0
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