That is not a valid example, you should never modify the JobSandbox directly.
Use dispatcher.schedule(...)
Regards
Scott
On 9/01/2013, at 6:21 AM, mohd Viqar wrote:
> Here is an example
>
>
>
> <now-timestamp field="currentTime"/>
>
> <set-calendar field="jobruntime" days="14" from-field="currentTime"/>
>
> <log level="info" message="current time is : ${currentTime} and job will run
> at : ${jobRuntTime}" />
> <make-value value-field="JobSandbox" entity-name="JobSandbox"/>
>
> <sequenced-id sequence-name="JobSandbox" field="jobSandbox.jobId"/>
>
> <set field="JobSandbox.jobName" value="My Service will run after 14 days" />
>
> <set field="JobSandbox.runTime" from-field="jobRuntTime" type="Timestamp"/>
>
> <set field="JobSandbox.poolId" value="pool" />
>
> <set field="JobSandbox.statusId" value="SERVICE_PENDING" />
>
> <set field="JobSandbox.serviceName" value="serviceNameToExecute" />
>
> <set field="JobSandbox.runAsUser" value="system" />
>
> <log level="info" message=" - JobSandbox - [${JobSandbox}]"></log>
> <check-errors />
>
> <create-value value-field="JobSandbox" or-store="true"/>
>
> Regards
> Mohd Viqar
>
>
>
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