Part 3 of this series describes how to configure a job to run on Quartz.Net, but it does not go into detail about what each of the job settings does. This post will cover configuring jobs in detail and will provide some examples of job configurations. Most of the information we will be covering is available in the documentation for Quartz.
Continue ReadingIn Part 2 of this series you learned how to configure the Quartz.Net service, and now it’s time to get your server to actually do something. Let’s look at how to load some jobs via the quartz_jobs.xml file. First, consider this short description of how the overall process works: When you start the server, a job store is created in memory.
Continue ReadingIn this series of posts I will try to help you get started using Quartz.Net, the C# port of Quartz. This tutorial assumes that you are using the latest version of the .Net framework, so if you are using a different version, make sure you adapt the instructions accordingly. Also, I assume that you are somewhat familiar with installing and managing windows services.
Continue ReadingThis is the second instalment of the Getting Started With Quartz.Net series. Part 1 covered how to set up a standalone Quart.Net server as a windows service. Part 2 covers the configuration of the server. At this point you should have installed the Quartz.Net server as a standalone windows service.
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