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The JobScheduler can be controlled by commands (e.g. starting a jobs) from external applications (or scripts).
http://www.sos-berlin.com/doc/en/scheduler.doc/
More information of all available commands can be found here: Jetty/xml_commands.xml Command List]
The commands can be transferred to the JobScheduler via the following protocols
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You can use JOC to send a command with the URL
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http://[scheduler_host]:[scheduler_port]/<span stylh1. style="color:red;"><show_state/></span> |
or if you open JOC with [How_to_run_JobScheduler_with_Jetty then type
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http://[scheduler_host]:[jetty_port]/jobscheduler/engine-cpp/<span style="color:red;"><show_state/></span>
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where <span style=stylh1. "color:red;"><show_state/></span> is an example for a command of the JobScheduler external API.
You can use the startscript to send a command too.
An example for using the command line option
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jobscheduler.sh command "<span style="color:red;"><show_state/></span>"
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The answer of jobscheduler.sh command ... is without indent and newlines.
If you want a more readable answer then type
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jobscheduler.sh command "<span style="color:red;"><show_state/></span>" | sed -e 's;[^>]*$;;' | xmllint --format - |