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OT: jgsi quartz plugin for struts (JobListener howto)

Hello All,

I have been used  jgsi quartz plugin for struts for a
while now and it has served me well so far. however,
now i realized that it would be nice to define a
global JobListener so that all jobs scheduled by my
scheduler can use it. however, i don't see the support
for listeners in jgsi quartz plugin. i thought i'd
write code that looks up the scheduler and adds a
listener via servlet context listener but the latter
starts up prior to the plugin initialization. does any
oneone have any ideas on how to achieve this?

thanks!
james

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Re: OT: jgsi quartz plugin for struts (JobListener howto)

Posted by klute <so...@yahoo.com>.
just in case anyone was wondering what happenned to
this..

i am adding a global listener to the scheduler within
a servlet that loads on startup. this apparently
starts after struts plugins which in turn starts up
after servet context listeners.

james


--- klute <so...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hello All,
> 
> I have been used  jgsi quartz plugin for struts for
> a
> while now and it has served me well so far. however,
> now i realized that it would be nice to define a
> global JobListener so that all jobs scheduled by my
> scheduler can use it. however, i don't see the
> support
> for listeners in jgsi quartz plugin. i thought i'd
> write code that looks up the scheduler and adds a
> listener via servlet context listener but the latter
> starts up prior to the plugin initialization. does
> any
> oneone have any ideas on how to achieve this?
> 
> thanks!
> james
> 
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