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Client API for Quartz

 
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Hi All,

Is there any client API for quartz. I need some information on this? Can any body help me on this.

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Prasuna.
 
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How would a "client API" be different from the actual API?
 
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Before placing the values into quartz related tables, i would like to see the nextFiretime at client side. Is there any way to get the NextFireTime()?
 
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Print the value on a JSP page and display it to the user (Client) what is the problem in that?
 
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After setting the cronEcpression to Trigerr, when i tried to print the nextFireTime() i am getting null, insted of date object. After populating quartz related tables i was getting nextFireTime(). Before poplating the quartz related tables, i need NextFireTime() of that particular cron expression.
 
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Look at the Java Docs for Trigger#getNextFireTime().

There, its clearly stated that,

If the trigger will not fire again, null will be returned.

 
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Before scheduling a job using scheduler, i need next fire time.

For that i used below code snippet.

Trigger trigger = new CronTrigger("0 0 3 */1 * ? *");
and after that i used getNetFireTime() of trigger class . I got null.

And i am able get nextfireTime for the above cron expression by getting trigger object using scheduler instance.
 
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Gnana Prasuna wrote:Before scheduling a job using scheduler, i need next fire time.

And i am able get nextfireTime for the above cron expression by getting trigger object using scheduler instance.



A quote out the last line from the above API link I provided,

The value returned is not guaranteed to be valid until after the Trigger has been added to the scheduler


So you need to register this Trigger, (with job of course) to the scheduler, in order to get next trigger time
 
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