Editing Integration Manager Job Configuration Schedule
This topic describes how to edit an Integration Manager job configuration schedule using the Integration Manager Configuration Editor.
Prerequisites
Make sure that:
• The Project Explorer elements for the integration are in the same location as when the package (.djar) was imported. (Otherwise, the integration will break when it’s re-deployed.)
To edit an Integration Manager Job Configuration schedule:
1. Open the Integration Manager Explorer tab (located to the right of the Project Explorer tab).
2. Select the instance you wish to view from the Connections dropdown.
A list of Job Configurations for the instance are displayed.
3. Double-click a package (.djar) to select it.
4. On the right side of the Scheduling field, Click
to edit the schedule of an imported job configuration. Possible values are:
• On Demand – Unscheduled; the job configuration must be run manually.
• Interval – Select the hours and minutes to set the interval period to run the job configuration.
• Simple Cron Expression – This option enables you to run a job on a very simple schedule (for example, a single day of the week, a single day of the month, etc.). If a more complex schedule is required (for example, two days of the week or month), create a cron expression. Select the minute, hour, day, month or day of the week to set the interval period for executing the job configuration:
– Minutes. Select the minute of the hour to run the job configuration, ranging from 0-59.
– Hours. Select the hour to run the job configuration, ranging from 0-23 in a 24-hour notation.
– Days of the month. Select the date of the month to run the job configuration, ranging from 1-31. Select * to execute every day of the month.
– Months. Select the month to run the job configuration. The range, from 1-12, represents January to December. Select * to execute every month.
– Days of week. Select the day of the week to run the job configuration. The range, from 0-6, represents Sunday to Saturday. Select * to execute every day of the week.
• CRON Expression – Specify a run schedule using a Quartz CRON expression. This option is useful if you need to configure a more complex execution schedule for the job configuration. A quick Cron expression tutorial provided by Quartz is
here.
Last modified date: 10/22/2024