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rediVider
rediVider

Reputation: 1307

Add multiple triggers to single quartz job

I want to dynamically add triggers to a job, but can't find any helpful methods off of Scheduler

I though i would just be able to call the scheduleJob method an repetitively, but this gives me tthe ObjectAlreadyExists Exception "because one already exists with this identification".

How can i do this?

EDIT

private boolean scheduleLoadJob( XfuScheduleTimeInfo time )
{
    LoadScheduleJob job = new LoadScheduleJob( time );
    JobDetail detail;

    Integer id = Integer.valueOf( time.getScheduleId() );
    if( _hashMap.containsKey( id ) )
    {
        detail = _hashMap.get( Integer.valueOf( time.getScheduleId() ) );
    }
    else
    {
        detail = job.getDetail();
        _hashMap.put( id, detail );
    }

    try
    {
        Trigger newTrigger = job.getTrigger();
        _log.debug( "------" + newTrigger.getKey() );
        _quartzScheduler.scheduleJob( detail, newTrigger );
        return true;
    }
    catch( ParseException e )
    {
        _log.error( "Unable to parse cron expression for " + job.getInfo() );
        return false;
    }
    catch( SchedulerException e )
    {
        _log.error( "Job scheduling failed for " + job.getInfo() );
        return false;
    }
}

With Console Output

------ LoadJobs.Trigger-44

batch acquisition of 1 triggers

Producing instance of Job 'LoadJobs.Job-42', class=com.scheduling.LoadScheduleJob

Calling execute on job LoadJobs.Job-42

batch acquisition of 1 triggers

Job called for: 42 : 44

------ LoadJobs.Trigger-45

Job scheduling failed for 42 : 45 - 1/5 * * ? * *

Upvotes: 13

Views: 30120

Answers (3)

Anil Kumar
Anil Kumar

Reputation: 1501

    CronTrigger trigger=null;
    CronTrigger trigger1=null;
    CronTrigger trigger2=null;

    JobDetail job = new JobDetail();
    job.setName("dummyJobName");
    job.setJobClass(ExampleJob.class);

    trigger = new CronTrigger();
    trigger.setName("AppTrigger");
    trigger.setGroup(job.getGroup());
    trigger.setJobName(job.getName());
    trigger.setJobGroup(job.getGroup());
    trigger.setCronExpression("*/2 * * * * ?");

    trigger1 = new CronTrigger();
    trigger1.setName("AppTrigger1");
    trigger1.setGroup(job.getGroup());
    trigger1.setJobName(job.getName());
    trigger1.setJobGroup(job.getGroup());
    trigger1.setCronExpression("*/2 * * * * ?");

    trigger2 = new CronTrigger();
    trigger2.setName("AppTrigger2");
    trigger2.setGroup(job.getGroup());
    trigger2.setJobName(job.getName());
    trigger2.setJobGroup(job.getGroup());
    trigger2.setCronExpression("*/2 * * * * ?");

    Scheduler scheduler = new StdSchedulerFactory().getScheduler();

    scheduler.start();
    scheduler.addJob(job, true);
    scheduler.scheduleJob(trigger);
    scheduler.scheduleJob(trigger1);
    scheduler.scheduleJob(trigger2);

Upvotes: 6

Jake Roberts
Jake Roberts

Reputation: 314

This post gives a hint, but the conclusion ( schedulerInstance.add(trigger) ) is not valid as of Quartz 2.01.

Instead use the following, after assinging the job to the trigger ( one way is using the TriggerBuilder's forJob method )

 schedulerInstance.scheduleJob( newTrigger )

Upvotes: 10

Jeremy Haile
Jeremy Haile

Reputation: 136

You can call scheduleJob repeatedly. Just make sure that you give each Trigger a unique name/group.

See TriggerBuilder.withIdentity: http://www.quartz-scheduler.org/docs/api/2.0.0/index.html

Upvotes: 1

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