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JBEAM - Batch scheduling, processing and monitoring framework.

JBEAM

JBEAM - Java based Batch scheduling, processing and monitoring framework.

At a high level, JBEAM can be leveraged to

• Define a batch calendar
• Schedule and execute end of the day processing of business objects
• Schedule execution of inbound and outbound interface jobs
• Schedule any end of business day or monthly reports
• Monitoring of the Jobs status and execution

Quickstart

JBEAM uses [Apache Maven] (http://maven.apache.org/) as its build tool. This section describes some of the basics to developers and contributors new to Apache Maven to know to get productive quickly.

How to build

To build JBEAM core components:

git clone git://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM.git

First build the [supporting libraries] (https://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM/blob/master/supporting_libraries/) required for JBEAM by following the [instructions] (https://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM/blob/master/supporting_libraries/build_supporting_libraries.md).

After building supporting libraries use following commands to build JBEAM core components

cd jbeam\jbeam-core-components

mvn clean compile install

To build JBEAM UI components, refer to [Developer guide] (https://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM/blob/master/documentation/developer%20guide/JBEAM%20Developer%20Guide.docx)

To integrate your application with JBEAM refer to JBEAM Integration.

Working with JBEAM Source

Refer to the [Developer guide] (https://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM/blob/master/documentation/developer%20guide/JBEAM%20Developer%20Guide.docx) for detail help on

• setting up workspace
• sample code on writing new batch jobs and batch execution handlers.
• important classes of the framework and it's significance
• build instructions for core components and UI components
• debugging tips
• database design and table structure of core and monitor

Download JBEAM distributable

[Download JBEAM] (https://sourceforge.net/projects/jbeam/files/)