Implementing Jobs

SchedulableJob Interface

This information covers implementing jobs in java. If you want to schedule execution of scripts, please see our Scripting Jobs topic.

Implementing jobs in Espresso couldn't be easier. All functionality in Espresso is exposed in an interface requiring implementation of a single method.
com.carfey.ops.job.SchedulableJob's contract is simply public void execute(Context context) throws Exception.

Implementation

In your implementation, the single method would do whatever work is required and is free to throw any Exception that is then handled by Espresso. If you have no parameterization or any dependency on runtime information, that's all you need do. Perhaps you are able to just call some existing class that provides all the functionality that you need to schedule. Here's an example you can follow.

import com.carfey.ops.job.Context;
import com.carfey.ops.job.SchedulableJob;

public class MyScheduledJob implements SchedulableJob {
	public void execute(Context context) throws Exception {
		MyExistingFunction function = new MyExistingFunction();
		function.go();
	}
}

If you are running parameterized jobs, these parameters are very easy to access. Example:

public void execute(Context context) throws Exception {
	JobConfig config = context.getConfig();
	String url = config.getString("url");
	MyExistingFunction function = new MyExistingFunction();
	function.setUrl(url);
	function.go();
}

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