Entity implementations.SuspendedJobEntity back to an AbstractRuntimeJobEntity (i.e.JobByteArrayRef: a new
JobByteArrayRef instance will be created, however with the same id,
name and JobByteArrayEntity instances.TimerJobEntity, typically when a timer is used in a repeating way.AsyncExecutor specifically for a tenant.JobByteArrayEntity with the given id from the database.JobInfo to this AsyncExecutor instance to execute.AsyncExecutor that has one AsyncExecutor per tenant.JobByteArrayEntity.HistoryJobEntityManager.findHistoryJobsByQueryCriteria(HistoryJobQueryImpl), but only returns a count and not the instances itself.HistoryJobQueryImpl and returns the matching HistoryJobEntity instances.DeadLetterJobEntityManager.findJobsByQueryCriteria(DeadLetterJobQueryImpl), but only returns a count and not the instances itself.JobEntityManager.findJobsByQueryCriteria(JobQueryImpl), but only returns a count and not the instances itself.SuspendedJobEntityManager.findJobsByQueryCriteria(SuspendedJobQueryImpl), but only returns a count and not the instances itself.TimerJobEntityManager.findJobsByQueryCriteria(TimerJobQueryImpl), but only returns a count and not the instances itself.DeadLetterJobEntity instances related to on ExecutionEntity.JobEntity instances related to on ExecutionEntity.SuspendedJobEntity instances related to on ExecutionEntity.TimerJobEntity instances related to on ExecutionEntity.JobEntity instances related to one process instance ExecutionEntity.SuspendedJobEntity instances related to on ExecutionEntity.TimerJobEntity instances related to on ExecutionEntity.JobQueryImpl and returns the matching DeadLetterJobEntity instances.JobQueryImpl and returns the matching JobEntity instances.JobQueryImpl and returns the matching SuspendedJobEntity instances.JobQueryImpl and returns the matching TimerJobEntity instances.TimerJobEntity for a given process definition.TimerJobEntityManager.findJobsByTypeAndProcessDefinitionId(String, String), but by key and for a specific tenantId.TimerJobEntityManager.findJobsByTypeAndProcessDefinitionId(String, String), but by key and specifically for the 'no tenant' mode.JobEntity that are eligible to be executed.TimerJobEntity instances that are eligible to execute, meaning the due date of the timer has been passed.FlowableEvent implementations.EntityManager responsible for the HistoryJobEntity class.JobEntity, similar to #insert(JobEntity), but returns a boolean in case the insert did not go through.TimerJobEntity, similar to #insert(TimerJobEntity), but returns a boolean in case the insert did not go through.JobByteArrayEntity .JobByteArrayRef.EntityManager responsible for the JobEntity class.JobQuery.JobEntity subtypes, as enum.ManagedThreadFactory.DeadLetterJobEntity to a JobEntity, thus making it executable again.AbstractRuntimeJobEntity to a DeadLetterJobEntity.AbstractRuntimeJobEntity to become a SuspendedJobEntity, such that the AsyncExecutor won't pick it up anymore for execution.AbstractRuntimeJobEntity to become a TimerJobEntity.TimerJobEntity to become an async JobEntity.Job entities periodically for 'expired' jobs.HistoryJobEntity, meaning it will be scheduled (inserted in the database/put on a queue/...) to be executed at a later point in time.AsyncExecutor.AcquireAsyncJobsDueRunnable by setting the 'tenant' context before executing.AcquireTimerJobsRunnable by setting the 'tenant' context before executing.AsyncExecutor implementations used in conjunction with the MultiSchemaMultiTenantProcessEngineConfiguration.ExecutorPerTenantAsyncExecutor async executor.ExecuteAsyncRunnable by setting the 'tenant' context before executing.EntityManager responsible for TimerJobEntity instances.DeploymentEntity.DeploymentEntity.DeploymentEntity.Copyright © 2017 Flowable. All rights reserved.