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1. Re: How to start scheduler? (for timers)
kukeltje Aug 4, 2006 5:58 AM (in response to cwad0000)SEARCH THIS FINE FORUM. TWO POSTS BELOW IS THE ANSWER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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2. Re: How to start scheduler? (for timers)
cwad0000 Aug 4, 2006 6:22 AM (in response to cwad0000)no it is not.
i have searched this fine forum, and found postings with code snippets regarding people wanting to create their own schedulers, people creating EJB3 schedulers, people looking for mbean schedulers.
surely there is such a thing as basic timer scheduler included in the distribution?
If not, imo it should be included since timers are not useful if they are not triggered.
If it is included, the chapter on timers/schedulers in the user guide should be updated, it would surely clear up some confusion.
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3. Re: How to start scheduler? (for timers)
kukeltje Aug 4, 2006 7:58 AM (in response to cwad0000)I DID NOT, THE SHIFT KEY IS STUCK. DID YOU READ THIS LINK: http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=88052
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4. Re: How to start scheduler? (for timers)
cpob Aug 4, 2006 9:10 AM (in response to cwad0000)cwad, did you look at the sample web application? It's in there.
Plus, it is in the manual, although rather light:Manual wrote:
The timer component software is packaged in the core jbpm library, but it needs to be deployed in one of the following environments: either you have to configure the scheduler servlet to spawn the monitoring thread or you have to start up a separate JVM with the scheduler main.
A lot of the answers are in the sample web app, or JUnit test cases supplied w/ jBPM. Just gotta give them a solid look-through.