Scheduled Jobs Management
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| − | A Scheduled Job is a piece of code that runs on a regular basis. It can be one of the OpenCms jobs that's in the java class drop-down list, or you can create your own Scheduled Job in java. | + | A Scheduled Job is a piece of code that runs on a regular basis. It can be one of the OpenCms jobs that's in the java class drop-down list, or you can [[Create_a_Custom_Scheduled_Job|create your own Scheduled Job]] in java (this requires a java developer), and type the class name in. |
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| + | Scheduled jobs are run based off a cron expression. Cron is the name of a task scheduler for unix/Linux systems - OpenCms jobs use the same syntax. | ||
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| + | ==Sample Cron Expressions== | ||
| + | *Every 6 minutes - 0 0/5 * * * ? | ||
Revision as of 17:53, 27 June 2007
A Scheduled Job is a piece of code that runs on a regular basis. It can be one of the OpenCms jobs that's in the java class drop-down list, or you can create your own Scheduled Job in java (this requires a java developer), and type the class name in.
Scheduled jobs are run based off a cron expression. Cron is the name of a task scheduler for unix/Linux systems - OpenCms jobs use the same syntax.
Sample Cron Expressions
- Every 6 minutes - 0 0/5 * * * ?
