Scheduled Jobs Management
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[[Category:Using / Maintaining an installation of OpenCms]] | [[Category:Using / Maintaining an installation of OpenCms]] | ||
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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_a_Custom_Scheduled_Job|create your own Scheduled Job]] in java (this requires a java developer), and type the class name in. | 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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OpenCms 6.2.3 comes with the following jobs that can be selected from the drop down list: | OpenCms 6.2.3 comes with the following jobs that can be selected from the drop down list: | ||
*CmsPublishJob - will automatically publish the selected project at the given time | *CmsPublishJob - will automatically publish the selected project at the given time | ||
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*CmsPointerLinkValidator - Validates all the "Pointer" type links - that is the structured type External Links, I think. I'm not sure where this reports to | *CmsPointerLinkValidator - Validates all the "Pointer" type links - that is the structured type External Links, I think. I'm not sure where this reports to | ||
*CmsMemoryMonitor - writes information about the server's memory status to the logfile. | *CmsMemoryMonitor - writes information about the server's memory status to the logfile. | ||
| − | *CmsSearchManager - re-indexes the specified search index | + | *[[CmsSearchManager]] - re-indexes the specified search index |
*CmsContentNotificationJob - notifies any parties set as "responsible" in the Permissions dialog that their content has expired or has been unchanged for a long time | *CmsContentNotificationJob - notifies any parties set as "responsible" in the Permissions dialog that their content has expired or has been unchanged for a long time | ||
*CmsCreateImageSizeJob - creates image size information for all resources of the type "Image" | *CmsCreateImageSizeJob - creates image size information for all resources of the type "Image" | ||
Latest revision as of 12:45, 9 October 2009
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What is a Scheduled Job
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.
Included Scheduled Jobs
OpenCms 6.2.3 comes with the following jobs that can be selected from the drop down list:
- CmsPublishJob - will automatically publish the selected project at the given time
- CmsStaticExportJob - automatically exports the specified resources to the exports folder
- CmsPointerLinkValidator - Validates all the "Pointer" type links - that is the structured type External Links, I think. I'm not sure where this reports to
- CmsMemoryMonitor - writes information about the server's memory status to the logfile.
- CmsSearchManager - re-indexes the specified search index
- CmsContentNotificationJob - notifies any parties set as "responsible" in the Permissions dialog that their content has expired or has been unchanged for a long time
- CmsCreateImageSizeJob - creates image size information for all resources of the type "Image"
- CmsImageCacheCleanupJob - clears out the image loader cache
Reuse instance
Specifies whether the Java class will be created every time the job is called, or one instance will be created and reused every time the job is called.
Active
Specifies whether or not the job will run. If unchecked, the job info will be saved, but the job will not run.
Cron expression
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 5 minutes - 0 0/5 * * * ?
- Every night at midnight - 0 0 0 * * ?
