Create a job scheduler which runs every 15 minutes

Flowable Engine
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Hi, I need to create a scheduler which runs every 15 minutes. Is it possible using flowable ?
I’m not familiar with flowable. Can someone help me how to do this ?

2

Hello.

I will try to help you with a sample from a project, but as I’m busy, I will simple share the code and I hope it will make sense for you.

The job class:

package br.com.dgcloud.flowable.jobs;

@Component
public class MiEndTasksCleanupJobHandler {

@Value(“${MiEndTasksCleanupJobHandler.dryrun}”)
Boolean dryRun;

@Scheduled(cron = “${MiEndTasksCleanupJobHandler.cronexpresion}”)
public void execute() {
HistoryService hs = ProcessEngines.getDefaultProcessEngine().getHistoryService();
List tasks = hs.createHistoricTaskInstanceQuery().taskDeleteReason(“MI_END”).list();

  for (HistoricTaskInstance task : tasks) {
  	String taskDescription = task.getDescription();
  	
  	if (dryRun != null && !dryRun) {
  		hs.deleteHistoricTaskInstance(task.getId());
  	}
  };

}
}

For the configuration, I have the following properties in the applications.properties file:

MiEndTasksCleanupJobHandler.cronexpresion=0 0/5 8-19 * * MON-FRI
MiEndTasksCleanupJobHandler.dryrun=false

And of course, I have spring configured to read my project’s classes by using the spring.factories file with the following content:

org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.EnableAutoConfiguration=br.com.dgcloud.flowable.MyCustomCustomEngineConfiguration

And the configuration class is:

package br.com.dgcloud.flowable;

@Primary
@Configuration
@AutoConfigureOrder(Ordered.LOWEST_PRECEDENCE)
@AutoConfigureAfter(ProcessEngineAutoConfiguration.class)
@EnableScheduling
@ComponentScan(basePackageClasses = MyCustomEngineConfiguration.class)
public class MyCustomEngineConfiguration {
// not usefull code for this answer got removed
}

3

Thank You for spending your valuable time and sharing sample code. I will try out this.

4

@douglascrp How do I get the current running instance in the job handler ?

5

Note that the code shared by @douglascrp uses Spring to schedule logic to be repeated, not a Flowable Job handler. It will indeed periodically execute the logic. Just making sure everyone is on the same page here :-).

Can you elaborate what you’re trying to achieve? What ‘instance’ do you want?

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