Index
A B C D E F I J L M N O P R S T
A
- adding a blackout window, 4.1
-
- example, 4.1
- adding a job, 2.1
-
- best practices, 2.4
- example, 2.1.3
- FAQs, 2.5
application.xml
file, 9.1.2
B
- best practices
-
- for adding and removing a job, 2.4
- for designing and implementing a job, 2.4
- for events and listeners, 7.3
- for implementing and binding event listeners, 7.3
- blackout window
-
- adding, 4.1
- job execution, 4.2
- overview, 1.1.3
- blackout windows
-
- FAQs, 4.3
- bundling
scheduler-ejb.jar
with an EAR file, 9.1.2
- bundling the Job Scheduler with a J2EE application, 9.1
C
- canceling a job, 6.1
-
- FAQs, 6.3
- configuring DMS for the Job Scheduler, 9.5
- configuring execution interval threshold recovery for the Job Scheduler, 9.7
- configuring JMX for the Job Scheduler, 9.6
- configuring Job Scheduler-enabled applications for deployment, 9
- configuring logging for the Job Scheduler, 9.4
- configuring persistent job storage for the Job Scheduler, 9.2
- configuring security for Job Scheduler, 9.3
D
- deploying Job Scheduler-enabled applications, 9
- designing and implementing a job
-
- best practices, 2.4
- disabling DMS, E.3
- DMS metrics, E.2
-
- how to disable, E.3
- job metrics, E.2
- scheduler metrics, E.2
- DMS metrics for Job MBean, D.1
- DMS metrics for Job Scheduler MBean, D.2
- DMS Spy servlet, E.3
E
ejb-jar.xml
file, 9.1.1
- event listeners
-
- binding to a job, 7.2
- implementing and binding, 7.2
- events and event listeners, 7.1
-
- FAQs, 7.4
- execution threshold, 3.2.2
-
- FAQs, 3.3
F
- FAQs
-
- adding and removing a job, 2.5
- blackout windows, 4.3
- canceling a job, 6.3
- events and event listeners, 7.4
- execution threshold, 3.3
- iCalendar, 3.3
- JMX MBeans, D.4
- logging, E.4
- monitoring the OracleAS Job Scheduler, E.3
- pausing and resuming a job, 5.3
- triggers and notifications, 8.4
I
- iCalendar
-
- FAQs, 3.3
- iCalendar recurrence schedules, A
- implementing and binding event listeners, 7.2
-
- best practices, 7.3
J
java.util.logging
API, E.1
java.util.logging.Formatter
API, E.1
java.util.logging.Handler
API, E.1
java.util.logging.Level
API, E.1.1.1
java.util.logging.Logger
API, E.1
java.util.Properties
object, 2.1.2
- JMX MBeans
-
- FAQs, D.4
- job execution in a blackout window, 4.2
- job execution precedence, B.2
- Job MBean
-
- attributes, D.1
- DMS metrics, D.1
- operations, D.1
- Job Scheduler
-
- See Oracle Containers for J2EE Job Scheduler
- Job Scheduler Aggregation MBean
-
- attributes, D.3
- operations, D.3
- Job Scheduler MBean
-
- attributes, D.2
- DMS metrics, D.2
- operations, D.2
- job states, 2.5
JobCancelledException
, 6.2
- jobs
-
- adding, 2.1
- canceling, 6.1
- example of adding a job, 2.1.3
- example of removing a job, 2.3
- execution threshold, 3.2.2
- FAQs for adding and removing a job, 2.5
- pausing, 5.1
- removing, 2.3
- resuming, 5.1
- retry period, 3.2.1
- schedule-based jobs and scheduling options, 3
- sending notifications, 8.3
- submitting with a retry period and execution threshold, 3.2.3
- submitting with a trigger, 8.2
- submitting with a trigger and schedule, 8.2
- JSP tag library, C
-
addBlackoutWindow
tag, C.3.7
addJob
tag, C.3.2
-
className
helper tag, C.3.2.1
description
helper tag, C.3.2.2
logLevel
helper tag, C.3.2.6
retry
helper tag, C.3.2.5
schedule
helper tag, C.3.2.3
trigger
helper tag, C.3.2.4
cancelJob
tag, C.3.6
- configuring an application with the tag library, C.1
- examples, C.4
pauseJob
tag, C.3.4
removeBlackoutWindow
tag, C.3.8
removeJob
tag, C.3.3
resumeJob
tag, C.3.5
scheduler
tag, C.3.1
- summary of tags, C.2
L
- log level
-
- how to set, E.1.3
- logging
-
- example, E.1.3
- explicit job logging, E.1.1.2
- FAQs, E.4
- implicit job logging, E.1.1.1
- log levels, 9.4
- types of logging, E.1.1
M
- monitoring Job Scheduler activities, E.3
- monitoring the OracleAS Job Scheduler
-
- FAQs, E.3
N
- NOT operator, 8.1.2
- notifications
-
- example of sending to a job, 8.3
- how they are generated, 8.1
- overview, 1.1.1
- sending to a trigger, 8.1.1
timeout
notification, 8.1.1
O
- Oracle Containers for J2EE Job Scheduler
-
- basic implementation example, 1.2
- bundling with J2EE applications, 9.1
- configuring DMS, 9.5
- configuring execution interval threshold recovery, 9.7
- configuring JMX, 9.6
- configuring logging, 9.4
- configuring persistent job storage, 9.2
- configuring security, 9.3
- events, 7.1
- events and event listeners, 7.1
- overview, 1
- troubleshooting, E
- Oracle Diagnostic Logging (ODL)
-
- See logging
- Oracle Dynamic Monitoring Service (DMS)
-
- See DMS metrics
oracle.ias.scheduler.Cancellable
interface, 6.2
oracle.ias.scheduler.event.EventListener
interface, 7.2
oracle.ias.scheduler.Executable
interface, 2.1
oracle.ias.scheduler.JobContext
object, 2.1.1
oracle.ias.scheduler.Schedule
class, 3.1.1
oracle.ias.scheduler.Scheduler.add()
method, 2.1
oracle.ias.scheduler.Scheduler.addBlackoutWindow()
method, 4.1
oracle.ias.scheduler.Scheduler.cancel()
method, 6.2
oracle.ias.scheduler.Scheduler.notify()
method, 8.1.1
oracle.ias.scheduler.Scheduler.pause()
method, 5.1
oracle.ias.scheduler.Scheduler.remove()
method, 2.3
oracle.ias.scheduler.Scheduler.resume()
method, 5.1
oracle.ias.scheduler.Trigger
class, 8.1.1
orion-ejb-jar.xml
file, 9.1.1
- overview of the Oracle Containers for J2EE Job Scheduler, 1
P
- pausing a job, 5.1
-
- FAQs, 5.3
- persistent job storage
-
- JDBC persistence, 9.2.1
- JMS persistence, 9.2.2
- precedence
-
- see job execution precedence
R
- recurrence rule, A
-
- as defined in RFC 2445, A.1
- BYDAY clause, A.2
- BYSETPOS rule, A.2
- COUNT rule, A.2
- examples, A.3
- UNTIL rule, A.2
- WKST rule, A.2
- removing a job, 2.3
-
- best practices, 2.4
- example, 2.3
- FAQs, 2.5
- repeating schedules
-
- fixed-delay schedules, 3.1.2.2
- fixed-interval schedules, 3.1.2.1
- iCalendar recurrence schedules, 3.1.2.3
- types of, 3.1.2
- resuming a job, 5.1
-
- FAQs, 5.3
- retry period, 3.2.1
- RFC 2445, A
S
- schedule
-
- overview, 1.1.2
- types, 1.1.2
- schedule-based jobs
-
- types, 3.1
- schedule-based jobs and scheduling options, 3
scheduler_jobstore.sql
script, 9.2
scheduler-ejb.jar
archive file, 9.1.1
-
- bundling with an EAR file, 9.1.2
- sample, 9.1.1
- security
-
- configuring for Job Scheduler, 9.3
- sending notifications to a job, 8.3
setCount()
method (in lieu of the COUNT rule), A.2
setEndDate()
method (in lieu of the UNTIL rule), A.2
- setting the log level, E.1.3
- single-action schedules, 3.1.1
- states of a job, 2.5
- submitting a job
-
- with a retry period and execution threshold, 3.2.3
- with a trigger, 8.2
- with a trigger and schedule, 8.2
T
- tag library
-
- See JSP tag library
timeout
notification, 8.1.1
- trigger
-
- overview, 1.1.1
- triggers
-
- allowed logical operators, 8.1.1
- example of submitting a job with a trigger, 8.2
- example of submitting a job with both a trigger and schedule, 8.2
- implicit trigger associated with a schedule-only job, 8.1.1
- troubleshooting the Job Scheduler, E