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Even more interesting are scripted jobs that make use of the JobScheduler API, e.g.
- to write to the JobScheduler logs which are visible in JOC, the JobScheduler Operations Center interface (and automatically mail logs in case of errors, warnings or success),
- to set the job processing state,
- to launch other jobs via API and to process job parameters.
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Jobs that make use of the API are preferably written in
- Java,
- Javascript, the Mozilla (see SpiderMonkey) runtime environment is included for the above platforms,
- for Windows additionally VBScript is supported.JavaScript
- Perl jobs with API support may be operated for Windows provided that an ActiveState implementation is installed. For Linux and Solaris there are restrictions due to the fact that Perl is not threadsafe implemented, for both platforms we have to link the Perl libraries to the schedulerJobScheduler.
a) Example Standalone Perl Script
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