javax.ejb.Schedule not working on JBoss 6.0.0.M2

[coresystems_rit]

Hi

I just tried to use the Java EE 6 @Schedule annotation, but unfortunately it doesn't look like it works. I just created a simple test class which should print out a string on the console (for testing purposes).

Code:

@Stateless

@LocalBean

public class TestService {

     @Schedule(minute = "*")

     public void testProcess() {

          System.out.println("Hello Minute");

     }    

}

As far as I understand the JEE6 specification the minute = "*" states that this should be run every minute as soon as the service is deployed in the container. Unfortunately the system out does never appear on the console.

Is it possible that this feature is not yet integrated into JBoss-6.0.0.M2? If yes, is there a website with the status uf JBoss 6 and JEE6 integration?

Thanks for your answers!

Thierry

[jaikiran]

coresystems_rit wrote:

Hi

I just tried to use the Java EE 6 @Schedule annotation, but unfortunately it doesn't look like it works.

@Schedule isn't available in 6.0.0 M2.

coresystems_rit wrote:

If yes, is there a website with the status uf JBoss 6 and JEE6 integration?

From a EJB3 point of view, it's here http://community.jboss.org/wiki/EJB31inAS600M2

From the AS point of view, you can find it here http://bstansberry.wordpress.com/2010/02/16/jboss-application-server-6-0-0-m2-is-out/

[coresystems_rit]

Hey!

Thanks a lot for your information!

What is the best way to implement such timer stuff currently in the JBoss-6.0.0.M2?

Thanks a lot for your help

[ramforj]

Also what you have set would run every minute, but only from midnight until 1 AM:

@Schedule(minute = "*")

The default value for hour, per the EE 6 Tutorial (http://download.oracle.com/javaee/6/tutorial/doc/bnboy.html), is "0".  So if you want every minute of every hour, you will need this:

@Schedule(minute = "*", hour = "*")

e.g.

    @Schedule(minute = "*", hour = "*")

    public void handleSchedule() {

        logger.error("Hello World!  It just cannot be this easy.  That is crazy talk.");

    }