NAME
Kernel::System::Scheduler – Scheduler lib
DESCRIPTION
Includes the functions to add a new task to the scheduler daemon.
PUBLIC INTERFACE
new()
create a scheduler object. Do not use it directly, instead use:
my $SchedulerObject = $Kernel::OM->Get('Kernel::System::Scheduler');
TaskAdd()
add a task to scheduler
my $Success = $SchedulerObject->TaskAdd(
ExecutionTime => '2015-01-01 00:00:00', # task will be executed immediately if no execution
# time is given
Type => 'GenericInterface', # e. g. GenericInterface, Test
Name => 'any name', # optional
Attempts => 5, # optional (default 1)
MaximumParallelInstances => 2, # optional, number of tasks with the same type
# (and name if provided) that can exists at
# the same time, value of 0 means unlimited
Data => { # data payload
...
},
);
FutureTaskList()
get the list of scheduler future tasks
my @List = $SchedulerObject->FutureTaskList(
Type => 'some type', # optional
);
Returns:
@List = (
{
TaskID => 123,
ExecutionTime => '2015-01-01 00:00:00',
Name => 'any name',
Type => 'GenericInterface',
},
{
TaskID => 456,
ExecutionTime => '2015-01-01 00:00:00',
Name => 'any other name',
Type => 'GenericInterface',
},
# ...
);
TaskList()
get the list of scheduler tasks
my @List = $SchedulerObject->TaskList(
Type => 'some type', # optional
);
Returns:
@List = (
{
TaskID => 123,
Name => 'any name',
Type => 'GenericInterface',
},
{
TaskID => 456,
Name => 'any other name',
Type => 'GenericInterface',
},
# ...
);
FutureTaskDelete()
delete a task from scheduler future task list
my $Success = $Schedulerbject->FutureTaskDelete(
TaskID => 123,
);