// --- BEGIN COPYRIGHT BLOCK --- // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along // with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., // 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA. // // (C) 2007 Red Hat, Inc. // All rights reserved. // --- END COPYRIGHT BLOCK --- package com.netscape.certsrv.jobs; import java.util.Hashtable; import com.netscape.certsrv.base.EBaseException; import com.netscape.certsrv.base.ISubsystem; /** * An interface that represents the job scheduler component. A JobScheduler * is a daemon thread that handles scheduled jobs like cron would * do with different jobs. This daemon wakes up at a pre-configured * interval to see * if there is any job to be done, if so, a thread is created to execute * the job(s). *

* The interval jobsScheduler.interval in the configuration is specified as number of minutes. If not set, the * default is 1 minute. Note that the cron specification for each job CAN NOT be finer than the granularity of the * Scheduler daemon interval. For example, if the daemon interval is set to 5 minute, a job cron for every minute at 7am * on each Tuesday (e.g. * 7 * * 2) will result in the execution of the job thread only once every 5 minutes during that * hour. The inteval value is recommended at 1 minute, setting it otherwise has the potential of forever missing the * beat. Use with caution. * * @version $Revision$, $Date$ */ public interface IJobsScheduler extends ISubsystem { /** * The ID of this component */ public final static String ID = "jobsScheduler"; /** * constant that represents the configuration parameter * "enabled" for this component in CMS.cfg. The value of which * tells CMS whether the JobsScheduler is enabled or not */ public static final String PROP_ENABLED = "enabled"; /** * constant that represents the configuration parameter * "interval" for this component in CMS.cfg. The value of which * tells CMS the interval that the JobsScheduler thread should * wake up and look for jobs to execute */ public static final String PROP_INTERVAL = "interval"; /** * constant that represents the configuration parameter * "class" for this component in CMS.cfg. The values of which are * the actual implementation classes */ public static final String PROP_CLASS = "class"; /** * constant that represents the configuration parameter * "job" for this component in CMS.cfg. The values of which gives * configuration information specific to one single job instance. * There may be multiple jobs served by the jobsScheduler */ public static final String PROP_JOB = "job"; /** * constant that represents the configuration parameter * "impl" for this component in CMS.cfg. The values of which are * actual plugin implementation(s) */ public static final String PROP_IMPL = "impl"; /** * constant that represents the configuration parameter * "pluginName" for this component in CMS.cfg. The value of which * gives the pluginName for the job it associates with */ public static final String PROP_PLUGIN = "pluginName"; /** * Retrieves all the job implementations. * * @return a Hashtable of available job plugin implementations */ public Hashtable getPlugins(); /** * Retrieves all the job instances. * * @return a Hashtable of job instances */ public Hashtable getInstances(); /** * Retrieves the configuration parameters of the given * implementation. It is used to return to the Console for * configuration * * @param implName the pulubin implementation name * @return a String array of required configuration parameters of * the given implementation. * @exception EJobsException when job plugin implementation can * not be found, instantiation is impossible, permission problem * with the class. */ public String[] getConfigParams(String implName) throws EJobsException; /** * Writes a message to the system log. * * @param level an integer representing the log message level. * Depending on the configuration set by the administrator, this * value is a determining factor for whether this message will be * actually logged or not. The lower the level, the higher the * priority, and the higher chance it will be logged. * @param msg the message to be written. Ideally should call * CMS.getLogMessage() to get the localizable message * from the log properties file. */ public void log(int level, String msg); /** * Sets daemon's wakeup interval. * * @param minutes time in minutes that is to be the frequency of * JobsScheduler wakeup call. */ public void setInterval(int minutes); /** * Starts up the JobsScheduler daemon. Usually called from the * initialization method when it's successfully initialized. */ public void startDaemon(); /** * Creates a job cron. Each job is associated with a "cron" which * specifies the rule of frequency that this job should be * executed (e.g. every Sunday at midnight). This method is * called by each job at initialization time. * * @param cs the string that represents the cron. See IJobCron * for detail of the format. * @return IJobCron an IJobCron * @exception EBaseException when the cron string, cs, can not be * parsed correctly */ public IJobCron createJobCron(String cs) throws EBaseException; }