Hi,I want to create or modify a Job / Timer by program. a possible use case is a priority changement that leads dueDate change and necessarily associated Job . I tested like this : 1. I'm looking for a job that i want to modify and modify it
// get actual Job and modifying it
final SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss");
final Date d = sdf.parse((String) processEngine .getRuntimeService().getVariable(processInstanceId, "dueDate"));
final Long expirationTime = d.getTime() - 2700000;
final Date expirationDate = new Date(expirationTime);
final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("R3/");
sb.append(sdf.format(expirationDate));
sb.append("/PT15M");
final JobEntity j = (JobEntity) processEngine.getManagementService()
.createJobQuery()
.processInstanceId(processInstanceId)
.singleResult();
final TimerEntity timer = (TimerEntity) j;
timer.setDuedate(d);
timer.setRepeat(sb.toString());
2. I test to record theses changes
Context.getCommandContext().getJobEntityManager().schedule(timer);
[indent]In this case CommandContext is null and I don't know why. Can you light me?[/indent]3. After looking to code "JobEntityManager.java" at line 53 and "JobEntity.java" at line 83 it test that
final Command<String> c = new Command<String>() {
@Override
public String execute(CommandContext cc) {
MessageEntity message = new MessageEntity();
cc.getJobEntityManager().send(message);
return message.getId();
}
};
final CommandContext cc = ((ProcessEngineImpl) processEngine).getProcessEngineConfiguration()
.getCommandContextFactory()
.createCommandContext©;
cc.getDbSqlSession().update(timer);
[indent]No errors but Job is not updated, I test with flushing and commit DbSqlSession with no more results.[/indent]What i'm doing wrong? Or what is necessary that i not doing?Thanks.
