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Spring '@Schedule' annotation
Using Spring '@Schedule' annotation, it is possible to schdule tasks which allows us to create a watchdog.
To enable spring boot to recognise and support scheduled tasks, it is necessary to add '@EnableScheduling' as shown below
Then, all methods that is annotated with '@Schedule' is reccognised as a scheduled taskes depending on the configuration placed.
For the example below, the method 'sayHello()' is configured to run at a fixed rate of 1000ms. Fixed rate will invoke the task at every n millisecond and is useful for independent tasks.
Scheduled tasks can be configured the following ways :
| Description | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed rate | ||
| Fixed delay | ||
Initial delay | ||
| Cron |
Parameterizing the configuration
Querying state and timestamp
In NCMP, dataspace and acnhor is hardcoded
| name | value |
|---|---|
| NCMP_DATASPACE_NAME | NCMP-Admin |
| NCMP_DMI_REGISTRY_ANCHOR | ncmp-dmi-registry |
| NCMP_DMI_REGISTRY_PARENT | /dmi-registry |
CPS path
The following tree diagram reflects the new dmi-registry yan model which will have the leaves 'state' and 'lock-reason'
