1 Job Scheduling
This topic describes the job scheduling process.
Job scheduling is the process where different tasks get executed at a pre-determined time or when the right event happens. A job scheduler is a system that can be integrated with other software systems to execute or notify other software components when a pre-determined, scheduled time arrives. The two types of job schedulers used in Oracle Banking Corporate Lending FCJ architecture are as follows:
- Quartz - Provides a scheduler interface to enable operations such as scheduling and unscheduling of jobs and starting, stopping, and pausing the scheduler
- Flux - Software component used for performing enterprise job scheduling
This topic contains the following sub-topics:
- Define Jobs
This topic explains systematic instructions to define jobs. - Schedule Jobs
This topic provides the detailed information on schedule jobs. - Maintain Jobs
This topic explains systematic instructions to maintain jobs. - Notification Process
The topic describes overview of the notification process. - Process Notification Parameters
This topic explains systematic instructions to process notification parameters. - EMS Process with Scheduling Architecture
This topic provides the information of EMS process with Scheduling Architecture. - Approach
This topic provides the approaches used in EMS Process.