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8.25.6. Scheduled Listener
The <scheduled-listener> can be used to perform scheduled tasks based on a <simple-schedule> or <cron-schedule> configuration.
It's configured with an
event-processor class, which can be an implementation of one of org.jboss.soa.esb.schedule.ScheduledEventListener or org.jboss.soa.esb.listeners.ScheduledEventMessageComposer.
- ScheduledEventListener
- Event Processors that implement this interface are simply triggered through the “onSchedule” method. No action processing pipeline is executed.
- ScheduledEventMessageComposer
- Event Processors that implement this interface are capable of “composing” a message for the action processing pipeline associated with the listener.
The attributes of this listener are:
- name: The name of the listener instance
- event-processor: The event processor class that is called on every schedule trigger. See above for implementation details.
- One of:
- name: The name of the listener instance.
- scheduleidref: The scheduleid of the schedule to use for triggering this listener.
- schedule-frequency: Schedule frequency (in seconds). A convenient way of specifying a simple schedule directly on the listener.
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