Avoiding quartz starting with the use of the grail

Question

I have a simple application in GRAILS that uses the Quartz2 plugin. In the job file, I have:

static triggers = { simple repeatCount: 0 // execute job once in 5 seconds cron cronExpression: '0 15 2 * * ?' } def execute() { if (Environment.current == Environment.PRODUCTION) do something... } 

In this case, everything works fine, if it does not work, the trigger is ignored. Now the question is simple, if I run the application during the production process, tasks begin as soon as the rake begins. I want to avoid the work done as soon as possible when the application starts, but only when it is correctly installed in cronExpression.

Any idea?

UPDATE: At the end, I put this line in config.groovy:

 environments { development { grails.logging.jul.usebridge = true grails.plugin.quartz2.autoStartup = false } production { grails.logging.jul.usebridge = false } } 

Now it doesn't seem to start with bootstrap, I need to do a couple more tests, and I'll let you know.

Thank you

UPDATE2: Well, now the schedule does not start at all, I expected it to start, but did not complete the scheduled tasks, but wait for the right time to start it. Any help?

Thank you very much

Update3: Sorry, but I feel very stupid, adding a simple repeatCount: 0 fire once at startup, so I delete that it works fine, sorry again.

Answer 1

By setting conf\QuartzConfig.groovy , you can control the environment in which the automatic start of the task begins. For instance:

 quartz { autoStartup = true jdbcStore = false waitForJobsToCompleteOnShutdown = true } environments { development { quartz { autoStartup = false } } } 

In your jobs class, you can also set startDelay to a trigger

 static triggers = { cron name: 'myTrigger', startDelay: 5000, cronExpression: '0 15 2 * * ?' }