"jaikiran" wrote : anonymous wrote : I would like to get the Quartz scheduler.
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| How do you deploy the quartz scheduler? Does it get bound in the JNDI? If yes, then
you can inject it using the @Resource annotation and the mappedName attribute:
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Thanks for your suggestion. Currently I haven't set up anything yet. I've used
Quartz a lot in plain web applications (Tomcat based) and I also made some simple EJB3
applications.
Recently the requirement came up to schedule jobs programmatically from within EJB3 beans.
Since I've never combined the two before, I wondered what the best approach was.
What you basically mean is that I deploy Quartz within a separate web application, bind it
to JNDI from there and pick it up through JNDI again from the EJB3 side?
If I did that, I probably can't give the scheduler a job class name of code that lives
within the EJB3 container, since the scheduler then lives within another container (a web
container). I could circumvent this perhaps by having a job class at the web container
side that calls the EJB3 container again.
Is such a scheme what you're aiming at, or did you mean something else?
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