Timers
The paragraph describes creation and management of timers in the administration view.
Reference | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|
1 | Timers | The Timers panel will display all timers running with the pre-selected columns to show valuable information such as Webservice name, method and Parameter, Last execution or Start time. The displayed columns can be modified. Clicking on a timer will open the detailed view. |
2 | Start timer | Click on the 'Play' button to start the timer. If the timer is running click on the 'Pause' button to stop the timer. |
3 | Create timer | In order to add a timer to the timer panel click on the 'Create timer' button. |
4 Detailed View
The detailed view of the timer displays the attributes a timer needs in order to function as intended.
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
Timer name | Name that can be assigned to a timer individually. Usually describes the purpose of the timer. |
Webservice name | Mandatory field. Name of the webservice being used. |
Webservice method | Mandatory field. Name of the method of the webservice being used. |
Parameter | Depending on the timer, parameters can vary and be mandatory. The specific attributes for each timer can be found here: https://tim-doc.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/eng/pages/228298313 |
Time to start | The time to start can be set here. |
Starting time | The date and time can be defined in order to set a specific condition for running the timer the first time. |
Max. runs | The amount of times that a timer should run. To set the timer to run infinite times, set the value to ´-1´. |
Status | If an error occurs during the run time of the timer, the error massage will be displayed in this field. |
Executing user | The user that executes the timer run. Usually sys.timer |
Interval | The timespan between each timer run. |
Runs | The count of all timer runs. |
Last execution | Date and time of the latest timer run. |
Reference | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|
5 | Start timer | Click on the 'Play' button to start the timer. If the timer is running click on the 'Pause' button to stop the timer. |
6 | Delete | In order to remove the timer from the timer panel click the 'Delete' button. Once deleted a timer can not be restored from the front-end. |
7 | Save | All changes made in the detailed view take effect once the 'Save' button is clicked. |
Create Timer
Reference | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|
8 | Timer name | Mandatory field. Name that can be assigned to a timer individually. Usually describes the purpose of the timer. |
9 | Webservice name | Mandatory field. Name of the webservice being used. |
10 | Webservice method | Mandatory field. Name of the method of the webservice being used. |
11 | Parameter | Depending on the timer the parameters can vary and be mandatory. The specific attributes for each timer can be found here: https://tim-doc.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/eng/pages/228298313 |
12 | Time to start | The time to start can be set. |
13 | Interval | The timespan between each timer run. |
14 | Starting time | The date and time can be defined in order to set a specific condition for running the timer the first time. |
15 | Max. runs | Mandatory field. The amount of times a timer should run. To set the timer to run infinite times set the value to '-1'. |
16 | Create timer | Click the 'Create timer' button in order to add the timer to the timer panel. |
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