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The Quartz integration has been superseeded by the Quartz Provider. This provides many more scheduling options and is independent of Spring. |
Quartz is an open source job scheduling system that can be used to create simple or complex schedules for executing tens, hundreds, or even tens-of-thousands of jobs. Mule integrates with Quartz using Spring to provide a simple way to declare mule jobs.
 | Quartz Provider A Quartz Provider is now available: no dependency on Spring anymore, |
The MuleJobBean is an implementation of a Quartz Job that can be used to send or dispatch simple beans into Mule, using Quartz scheduling features.
For an example of configuring Quartz for Mule, see the Spring configuration file.
Further information on how to configure Quartz from a Spring context, look here.
The following properties are available on the MuleJobBean:
| Name | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Endpoint | The Mule endpoint uri to which send the message | Yes | |
| MuleManager | The url of the remote Mule manager | No | |
| Payload | The payload of the message | Yes | |
| Synchronous | If true the message will be sent instead of beeing dispatched | No | False |
