GroupMatcher | program GroupMatcher is based on Go and helps to allocate
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kandi X-RAY | GroupMatcher Summary
The program GroupMatcher is based on Go and helps to allocate persons to groups while trying to fulfill all the given wishes as good as possible. The program matches the persons with first, second and third wish into the groups while taking care of the maximum and minimum size that can be specified for every group. This useful tool was developed as an IT-project by Justus Roßmeier and Max Obermeier using the wonderful gui-libary astilectron. The available languages are english and german.
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QUESTION
I am currently working on a project in which I am using the Quartz Scheduler. I've been working on a feature that displays different details about jobs that are currently active, using the following method.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-10 at 08:39You can convert the DateTimeOffset
to a local DateTimeOffset and that to a DateTime.
QUESTION
I am using Quartz.net to schedule various API calls. The API I am using restricts the number of requests that can be made per time period and if that is exceeded, then my account is penalized for the next minute (no requests can be made).
If I ever receive a notification that I have made too many requests and my account will be throttled for the next minute, I will need to ensure that no scheduled jobs fire during that period. How can I best delay firing of all scheduled jobs by a minute or two?
I was originally intending to call Scheduler.GetTriggerKeys() and loop over and update every existing trigger like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-22 at 11:16You have a couple of possibilities to achieve that. As you stated, you can stop the scheduler or loop over your triggers. But this sounds for me not like the best option.
You can implement the ITriggerListener
interface and use the VetoJobExecution()
method. The implementation can look like this:
QUESTION
There is project with pom.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-29 at 19:36The simple issue here that the artifact org.quartz-scheduler:quartz-all:2.17 does not exist only those: https://search.maven.org/#search%7Cga%7C1%7Corg.quartz-scheduler and a mvn install:install-file..
is not necessary cause Maven handles that on it's own...
QUESTION
Right now I'm searching for functionality to get job keys by job name in Quartz library.
I see that Scheduler
has method to get job keys by group name using GroupMatcher
also Quartz
has NameMatcher
which can be user in same way as GroupMatcher
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-27 at 09:04An API for getting the JobKey
by job's name using a NameMatcher
does not exist AFAIK.
However, it's actually easy to get a job's key from its name just by iterating the keys:
QUESTION
I am facing some quartz jobs which get stuck, for example trying to connect forever. I am using a scheme where the idea is that I can detect these stuck jobs because their triggers have a nextFiretime far in the past. Then, i try to stop these threads by interrupting them. However, the interrupting doesn't seem to work, threads still run without that the nextFiretime gets updated. How do I interrupt them correctly?
Job code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-06 at 15:31The problem was I implemented (copy-pasted) the logic found in public void execute
only in some of the subclasses, which were in the focus at that time. I changed the code for public void execute
so that it is now easy for all subclasses to use the logic.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a quartz scheduler for cron jobs in Quartz.NET (version 2.4.1.0). I have one job that fires at its specified interval, and another that fires once in the start and never fires again (it also has a specified interval).
I am a little stumped as the only variation in these jobs is their names and CronSchedules (found in the triggers).
App.Config ...Note: I have researched similar problems to this online (as well as Stack Overflow) and I have found nothing that solves my problem.
My DB connection works perfectly (UID/PWD left blank in this example).
All Cron Expressions have been tested in CronMaker and are valid.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-26 at 19:13I can find nothing wrong with the code.
The only thing I can think of is that somehow your Job 4 ends up with an exception which is silently handled by Quartz, but keeps it from scheduling the next execution.
Maybe add a JobListener and see if you can use it to troubleshoot what is happening.
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