Examples of JobManagerService

com.sun.enterprise.v3.admin.JobManagerService
This is the implementation for the JobManagerService The JobManager is responsible 1. generating unique ids for jobs 2. serving as a registry for jobs 3. creating threadpools for jobs 4.removing expired jobs @author Martin Mares @author Bhakti Mehta
gri.tasks.remote.shared.JobManagerService
Interface for a web service object that eliminates the java objects used in a JobManger, serializing all communications to more basic objects like strings. All messages are sent in XML and likely passed to an underlying JobManager. This allows a simple web service to hide a complex, object-oriented system. @author dan.rogers

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.v3.admin.JobManagerService


    private void executeCommandInvocationAsync(final CommandRunner.CommandInvocation ci,
            final EventChannel ec,
            final AdminCommandListener listener) {


        JobManagerService jobManagerService = Globals.getDefaultHabitat().getService(JobManagerService.class);
        ExecutorService pool = jobManagerService.getThreadPool();
        pool.execute(new AsyncInvocationHandler(ci,ec,listener));
    }

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Examples of gri.tasks.remote.shared.JobManagerService

     */
    protected static JobManager createRemoteSystem() {
        JobManager localSystem = createLocalSystem();
        
        BasicSerializerSet serializers = new BasicSerializerSet();
        JobManagerService webService = new JobManagerServiceImpl(localSystem, serializers);
        return new ProxyJobManager(webService, serializers);
    }

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Examples of gri.tasks.remote.shared.JobManagerService

  //service:
  Element serviceElem = elem.getChild("service");
  if (serviceElem == null)
      throw new MissingElementException("service", elem);
  
  JobManagerService service = (JobManagerService)serviceSerializer.read(serviceElem);
  
  //serializers:
  Element serializerElem = elem.getChild("serializers");
  
  SerializerSet serializerSet;

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