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Whilst it is possible to operate JobScheduler completely from the command line / in batch, these tutorials rely extensively on the JobScheduler's graphic interfaces JOE and the JOC Cockpit.

JOC (the JobScheduler Operations Center)
• The JOC Cockpit runs in a web browser and is served by the JobScheduler Web Service via HTTP.
  • To call and open the JOC Cockpit GUI you will need to know:
    • the web address for the GUI
      • with installation using default parameters on the local file system this could be:
        • http://localhost:4446/
    • an authorized account name and password
      • After installation with a default configuration the following account and password is active:
        • root:root
• JOE (the JobScheduler Object Editor) is a separate application to JobScheduler (i.e. it can be used when the JobScheduler is not running).
  
  • JOE is installed in the same directory as the JobScheduler:
    • on Windows systems the default installation directory would likely be:
      • C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\jobscheduler\myJobSchedulerID
    • on Unix systems this would be:
      
      • ./opt/sos-berlin.com/jobscheduler/myJobSchedulerID
    • Where myJobSchedulerID identifies the JobScheduler instance and is specified during installation.

  • JOE can be started on Windows from the Start Menu using:
    • Start / All Programs / SOS JobScheduler / [scheduler_id] / JOE (JobScheduler Object Editor)
  • JOE can also be started on both Windowns Windows and Unix systems from the bin sub-directory of the JobScheduler installation directory by entering one of the commands:
    • jobeditor.cmd on Windows systems or
    • jobeditor.sh on Unix systems.

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