on 08-03-2009 4:12 AM
Dear All,
I am a newbie who hasn't done any real development on SAP. I am just going through the SAP training and try to get into the world of SAP. I have a question to you guys which can be really naive; but please be kind enough to reply.
I can find "Java Scheduler" inside Operations Management -> Jobs which could possibly be used to schedule a task. Actually I would like to schedule a BPM process using the Java Scheduler. After going through the GUI, I got a feel like the deployed DC's will come under the Job Definition and you can add a task based on the Job Definition and select a schedule.
But I would like to confirm with you whether my above assumption is correct and do we need to do something to make the job appear in the job definition?
Thanks a million for your help.
-Anand
Hi Anand
>I can find "Java Scheduler" inside Operations Management -> Jobs which could possibly be used to schedule a task. Actually I would like to schedule a BPM process using the Java Scheduler. After going through the GUI, I got a feel like the deployed DC's will come under the Job Definition and you can add a task based on the Job Definition and select a schedule.
Yes. It's correct. Job Definitions come with deployed DC. If DC contains implementation and declaration of Job Definition it'll appear under the tab.
>do we need to do something to make the job appear in the job definition?
No, you don't. The Scheduler fetches Job Definition while the corresponding DC is being deployed. You cannot influence the process anyhow.
BR, Sergei
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hI,
FOR THE COMPLETE SCENARIO'S U CAN REFER THE LINK BELOW:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/index?rid=/webcontent/uuid/abb91c2a-0b01-0010-6ca6-9f0f62268454 [original link is broken]
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Hi,
Input parameters configured in the job-definition.xml ...just look at this link:
Regards,
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Hi,
On configuring you can access the Netweaver scheduler from the portal @ http://<host>:<port>//SchedulerAdministrator.
Regards
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