adding existing triggers back to scheduler after restart about redis-quartz

[kehati]

Hey Muruga, the job store already enhances 2 mechanisms for releasing
triggers. The first one will release triggers of previous schedulers
back on startup and the second will release triggers of non-alive
schedulers in a configured interval.
To trigger the first mechanism a 'instanceIdFilePath' property should be
configured, and to trigger the second mechanism a
'releaseTriggersInterval' property should be configured, as documented
at the project's configuration section:
https://github.com/RedisLabs/redis-quartz#configuration

As i understand, you are talking about the first mechanism. Did you
configure it (or both mechanisms) on your testings?

On 9/8/2014 8:20 PM, Muruga Chinnananchi wrote:

Thanks so much for open souring the redis JobStore. i am planning to
use this for a project, i did little bit of testing and realized that
on scheduler restart, the existing triggers are not getting added back
to scheduler. looks like we need something like
org.quartz.impl.jdbcjobstore.MisfireHandler for redis job store.

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[muruga]

Thanks Matan, i configured to use instanceIdFilePath with one quartz scheduler running, here is my use case:

1. i schedule a job to trigger every 120 seconds for 5 times. lets say it triggered the job 2 times.
2. right after the second job execution, i restarted the scheduler and i expect it to continue to execute the job 3 more times. but it is not happening.

i can list the jobs after restart, but it is not getting triggered. i will try out "releaseTriggersInterval".