atg.service.scheduler
Class ScheduledJob

java.lang.Object
  atg.service.scheduler.ScheduledJob

public class ScheduledJob
extends java.lang.Object

A ScheduledJob represents all the information about a job in the scheduler. This includes the job's id, name, description, Schedule, and source, and separate thread flag. When the job occurs, this object is passed to the Schedulable object that is to receive the job.

• jobId - this is the id assigned to the job when it is added to the Scheduler. This id is used when asking the Scheduler to find or remove a job. Only the Scheduler should be setting the jobId.
• jobName - this is a short name for the job. This name is displayed within an administrative interface, but is not otherwise interpreted by the Scheduler. The Schedulable object handling the job may wish to interpret this name to distinguish the job from other possible jobs.
• jobDescription - this is a more complete description of the job. This is displayed within an administrative interface, but is not otherwise interpreted by the Scheduler.
• sourceName - this is the name of the object that scheduled the job. This is displayed within an administrative interface, but is not otherwise interpreted by the Scheduler.
• schedule - this is the Schedule that the Scheduler is using to determine when the job is to occur.
• threadMethod - this indicates what threading model should be used to execute the scheduled job. This should be specified with one of the following values:
  • ScheduledJob.SCHEDULER_THREAD - the job is run in the Scheduler's own Thread. This is the most efficient thread method, but it does block the Scheduler from performing any other jobs until the job is complete, so it should only be used for jobs that don't take a long time to run. Jobs that use I/O should probably avoid using this option.
  • ScheduledJob.SEPARATE_THREAD - each time the job is triggered, a new thread is created to run the job. The thread is destroyed when the job completes. Note that if a job is set to run periodically at a rate that is faster than the job itself can run, then new threads will keep getting created to handle those jobs.
  • ScheduledJob.REUSED_THREAD - a separate thread is created to handle the job. Whenever the job is triggered, that thread is directed to run the job. When the job completes, the thread stays around waiting for the next time the job is triggered. If the job is still running and the scheduler sees that it is time to trigger the job again, the scheduler will not bother to do so and will wait until the next time around. With this method, the scheduler thread is not blocked by executing jobs, and threads don't multiply out of control if the job is triggering too quickly.
• transactional - flag indicating if each occurrence of this job is to be executed in its own transaction. The scheduler will take care of creating and committing the transaction. Default is true. If false, the scheduled job will operate without a transactional context.

Field Summary

static java.lang.String	CLASS_VERSION Class version string
static int	REUSED_THREAD
static int	SCHEDULER_THREAD
static int	SEPARATE_THREAD

Constructor Summary

ScheduledJob(java.lang.String pJobName, java.lang.String pJobDescription, java.lang.String pSourceName, Schedule pSchedule, Schedulable pSchedulable, boolean pSeparateThread)
Constructs a new ScheduledJobImpl

ScheduledJob(java.lang.String pJobName, java.lang.String pJobDescription, java.lang.String pSourceName, Schedule pSchedule, Schedulable pSchedulable, int pThreadMethod)
Constructs a new ScheduledJobImpl

ScheduledJob(java.lang.String pJobName, java.lang.String pJobDescription, java.lang.String pSourceName, Schedule pSchedule, Schedulable pSchedulable, int pThreadMethod, boolean pTransactional)
Constructs a new ScheduledJobImpl

Method Summary

java.lang.String	getJobDescription() Returns the description of the job
int	getJobId() Returns the id of the job
java.lang.String	getJobName() Returns the name of the job
long	getLastJobTime() Returns the last time the job was run, or 0 if the job has not yet been run.
long	getNextJobTime() Return the next job time, calculated from the last job time.
int	getRunCount() Returns the number of times the job has been run
Schedulable	getSchedulable() Returns the Schedulable object that will be notified of this job.
Schedule	getSchedule() Returns the Schedule for this job
java.lang.String	getSourceName() Returns the source name of the job
int	getThreadMethod() Returns the threading method used for the job.
boolean	getTransactional() Returns the flag indicating if the job should be running in its own transaction context.
void	setJobId(int pJobId) Sets the id of the job.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

CLASS_VERSION

public static java.lang.String CLASS_VERSION

Class version string

SCHEDULER_THREAD

public static final int SCHEDULER_THREAD

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Constant Field Values

SEPARATE_THREAD

public static final int SEPARATE_THREAD

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Constant Field Values

REUSED_THREAD

public static final int REUSED_THREAD

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Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

ScheduledJob

public ScheduledJob(java.lang.String pJobName,
                    java.lang.String pJobDescription,
                    java.lang.String pSourceName,
                    Schedule pSchedule,
                    Schedulable pSchedulable,
                    boolean pSeparateThread)

Constructs a new ScheduledJobImpl

Parameters:

pJobName - the name of the job;

pJobDescription - the description of the job

pSourceName - the name of the job's source

pSchedule - the schedule for the job

pSchedulable - the object to be notified when the job occurs

pSeparateThread - if true, then the threadMethod is set to SEPARATE_THREAD, otherwise it is set to SCHEDULER_THREAD. This is here for backwards-compatibility before the threadMethod was available.

ScheduledJob

public ScheduledJob(java.lang.String pJobName,
                    java.lang.String pJobDescription,
                    java.lang.String pSourceName,
                    Schedule pSchedule,
                    Schedulable pSchedulable,
                    int pThreadMethod)

Constructs a new ScheduledJobImpl

Parameters:

pJobName - the name of the job;

pJobDescription - the description of the job

pSourceName - the name of the job's source

pSchedule - the schedule for the job

pSchedulable - the object to be notified when the job occurs

pThreadMethod - the threading method to be used for the job. Should be one of SCHEDULER_THREAD, SEPARATE_THREAD, or REUSED_THREAD.

ScheduledJob

public ScheduledJob(java.lang.String pJobName,
                    java.lang.String pJobDescription,
                    java.lang.String pSourceName,
                    Schedule pSchedule,
                    Schedulable pSchedulable,
                    int pThreadMethod,
                    boolean pTransactional)

Constructs a new ScheduledJobImpl

Parameters:

pJobName - the name of the job;

pJobDescription - the description of the job

pSourceName - the name of the job's source

pSchedule - the schedule for the job

pSchedulable - the object to be notified when the job occurs

pThreadMethod - the threading method to be used for the job. Should be one of SCHEDULER_THREAD, SEPARATE_THREAD, or REUSED_THREAD.

pTransactional - flag indicating if each occurrence of this job should execute in its own transaction

Method Detail

getJobId

public int getJobId()

Returns the id of the job

setJobId

public void setJobId(int pJobId)

Sets the id of the job. This should only be called by the Scheduler.

getJobName

public java.lang.String getJobName()

Returns the name of the job

getJobDescription

public java.lang.String getJobDescription()

Returns the description of the job

getSourceName

public java.lang.String getSourceName()

Returns the source name of the job

getSchedule

public Schedule getSchedule()

Returns the Schedule for this job

getSchedulable

public Schedulable getSchedulable()

Returns the Schedulable object that will be notified of this job.

getThreadMethod

public int getThreadMethod()

Returns the threading method used for the job. Should be one of SCHEDULER_THREAD, SEPARATE_THREAD, REUSED_THREAD.

getTransactional

public boolean getTransactional()

Returns the flag indicating if the job should be running in its own transaction context.

getLastJobTime

public long getLastJobTime()

Returns the last time the job was run, or 0 if the job has not yet been run.

getNextJobTime

public long getNextJobTime()

Return the next job time, calculated from the last job time. If no schedule has been set, then an NPE will occur.

getRunCount

public int getRunCount()

Returns the number of times the job has been run