OrlandoJUG - The Quartz Scheduler

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OrlandoJUG - The Quartz Scheduler

Time: May 26, 2011 from 6pm to 9pm
Location: DeVry Room 120
Street: 4000 Millennia Blvd room 120
City/Town: Orlando, FL
Website or Map: http://www.orlandojug.org
Phone: Skype ::: mlevin77
Event Type: meeting
Organized By: Michael Levin
Latest Activity: May 26, 2011

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Event Description


This month, Zemian Deng will give a talk about the Quartz Scheduler

 

Orlando JUG Quartz Presentation (1.5 hours)

- Introduction (5 mins)
  * Quartz's features
  * Quartz 1.8 vs Quartz 2.0
- Scheduling Jobs (20 mins)
  * Schedule one time job
  * Schedule repeatable job
  * Schedule cron job
- How job is stored and executed (15 mins)
  * InMemory job
  * Persistent job
- Scheduler Deployment (20 mins)
  * Running single in-memory sheduler with configurable jobs in xml
  * Running server/client scheduler using RMI
  * Running Spring based scheduler in a Web container.
- Tips and gotchas when working with quartz API (5 mins)
  * Working with java Date and Calendar
  * Quartz's Cron Expression
  * What you need to know about quartz remoting and RMI
  * What you need to know about Spring's SchedulerFactoryBean
- QA session (25 mins)


Stay tuned for more details!

 

DIRECTIONS TO

ORLANDO CAMPUS OF DeVRY UNIVERSITY

4000 Millenia Boulevard

Orlando, FL   32839

407 355 3131

FROM TAMPA OR DISNEY GOING EAST ON I-4


Take I-4 east to Conroy Road – Exit 78.  Turn right off the exit onto Conroy Road.  At the next light turn left onto Millenia Blvd.  The campus will be on your right.  There is visitor’s parking at the front of the building.  Use the center front entrance.   

FROM DOWNTOWN ORLANDO AND NORTH


Take I-4 west to Conroy Road – Exit 78.  Turn left off the exit onto Conroy Road.  (You will cross back over I-4.)  Take Conroy Road to Millenia Blvd. and turn left.  The campus will be on your right.  There is visitor’s parking at the front of the building.  Use the center front entrance. 

FROM ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT


Take the Beeline Expressway (528 toll) west to I-4.  Take I-4 east to Conroy Road – Exit 78.  Turn right off the exit onto Conroy Road.  Take Conroy Road to Millenia Blvd. and turn left.  The campus will be on your right.  There is visitor’s parking at the front of the building.  Use the center front entrance.  

FROM KISSIMMEE/ST. CLOUD


Take the Florida Turnpike (toll) to I-4 east.  Take I-4 east to Conroy Road – Exit 78.  Turn right off the exit onto Conroy Road.  Take Conroy Road to Millenia Blvd. and turn left.  The campus will be on your right.  There is visitor’s parking at the front of the building.  Use the center front entrance.    
 

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Comment by Zemian Deng on May 26, 2011 at 11:04pm
Thanks to those who joined me today. You may review the power point slides along with sample codes presented at JUG here: http://code.google.com/p/myschedule/source/browse/jug-quartz/JUG-Qu...
Comment by Zemian Deng on April 29, 2011 at 4:43pm

Hi all,

 

I apologize that I have cancelled the talk at the last minute due to a family emergency. I have talked to Mike Levin and requested a reschedule of the scheduler talk with a next availble meeting date. I hope to you see then.

 

Sincerely,

Zemian Deng

 

Comment by Zemian Deng on March 19, 2011 at 8:06am
Semantics! I meant this month because the event is dated April!
Thanks, Mike

Mike,

 

I think you meant to say "Next Month", because the date is April 28. We are in March right  now. :)

 

-- Zemian

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