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Use of commands

  • The

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  • <show_

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  • jobs> command

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  • shows an outdated behaviour, it is not recognizing the subfolders of the

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  • hot folder and therefore the subfolders are not

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  • included with the xml

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  • response of this command.
  • The

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  • <show_

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  • state> command is

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  • more

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  • intelligent

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  • . With this command

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  • you can request folders and subfolders

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  • in a more performant way.

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Examples for commands

Code Block
languagexml
     <show_state subsystems="folder job" what="folders"/>

will give return all jobs in all folders. The structure of the response - xml will reflect the structure of the folders.

To get receive just the first level of a folder - structure onlyuse this command:

Code Block
languagexml
     <show_state what="folders job_chains no_subfolders" />

This will result in a an xml - response with all folders and files on of the first level 1 of the hotfolderhot folder.

To get receive the structure of a subfolder, e.g. with name "oh", use the following command:

Code Block
languagexml
     <show_state what="folders job_chains no_subfolders" path="/oh"/>

will give the requested response.

This has been tested to work for a JobScheduler release I did test this on a JobScheduler Version 1.3.9.0211.

Example for use with a Java class

See the following example a short example, how to use the SOSJobSchedulerModel paket package:

Code Block
languagejava
collapsetrue
	@Test
	public final void testCreateShowJobsViaState() {

		JSCmdShowState objCmdShowState = objFactory.createShowState(); // http://localhost:4444/doc/en/xml/show_state.xml
		objCmdShowState.setMaxTaskHistory(BigInteger.valueOf(100));
		// objCmdShowState.setWhat("folders job_chains no_subfolders");
		objCmdShowState.setWhat("folders job_chains");
		objCmdShowState.run();

		State objState = objCmdShowState.getState();
		Folder objFolder = objState.getFolder();

		if (objFolder != null) {
			TraverseFolders(objFolder);
		}

		/**
		 * Jobs only with all Folders:
		 *		<show_state subsystems="folder job" what="folders"/>
		 *
		 * what for folder view in show_state
		 *
		 * 		<show_state what="folders job_chains no_subfolders" path="/oh"/>
		 */
	}

	private void TraverseFolders(Folder pobjFolder) {

		@SuppressWarnings("unused")
		final String conMethodName = conClassName + "::TraverseFolders";

		for (Object objAnObject : pobjFolder.getFileBasedOrJobsOrFolders()) {
			if (objAnObject instanceof FileBased) {
				FileBased objFB = (FileBased) objAnObject;
				logger.debug("file = " + objFB.getFile());
			}
			else
				if (objAnObject instanceof JobChains) {
					JobChains objJobChains = (JobChains) objAnObject;
					for (JobChain objJobChain : objJobChains.getJobChain()) {
						logger.debug(objJobChain.getName());
					}
				}
				else
					if (objAnObject instanceof Jobs) {
						Jobs objJobs = (Jobs) objAnObject;
						for (Job objJob : objJobs.getJob()) {
							logger.debug(objJob.getName());
						}
					}
					else
						if (objAnObject instanceof Folders) {
							Folders objFolders = (Folders) objAnObject;
							for (Folder objFolder : objFolders.getFolder()) {
								TraverseFolders(objFolder);
							}
						}
						else
							if (objAnObject instanceof Orders) {
								Orders objOrders = (Orders) objAnObject;
								for (Order objOrder : objOrders.getOrder()) {
									logger.debug(objOrder.getName());
								}
							}
							else
								if (objAnObject instanceof ProcessClasses) {
									ProcessClasses objProcessClasses = (ProcessClasses) objAnObject;
									for (ProcessClass objProcessClass : objProcessClasses.getProcessClass()) {
										logger.debug(objProcessClass.getName());
									}
								}
		}

	} // private void TraverseFolders