Interface AsyncExecutable
- All Superinterfaces:
Executable
The duty of an asynchronous Java jobs's execute() method is to
set up the external mechanism in which the real work runs; this should
start the external mechanism and then return. The asynchronous Java job
invocation execute() method may not do any actual work.
An exception can be thrown during the execute method to tell
Oracle Enterprise Scheduler that this job had a problem during
initialization and failed to run. The exception during the
execute method does not tell Oracle Enterprise Scheduler that
the actual work running on the external mechanism encountered a problem.
Assuming no exception is thrown, Oracle Enterprise Scheduler puts the
job into the running state and awaits notification when the external
mechanism has completed its work.
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Method Summary
Methods inherited from interface oracle.as.scheduler.Executable
execute