General
- The JADE Background Service contains essentially a JobScheduler job which imports the JADE Client transfers into a database.
- For this the JADE Client send for each transfer an order to the JADE Background Service.
- You have to configure some parameters (see below) in the profiles of the JADE Client so it knows the JobScheduler and the name of the Background Service job chain where the order is to be sent.
Requirements
- A JobScheduler has to be installed.
Installation
- The downloads of the JADE Background Service comes since release 1.8.0 without an installer.
- Please extract the downloaded archive jade_background_service.<release>.(tar.gz|zip) directly in the SCHEDULER_DATA directory of a JobScheduler installation.
Configuration
Configuration of the database in the JADE Background Service
- Per default the JADE Background Service use the JobScheduler database.
- Edit the file ./config/sos/jade/jade_history_db.params.xml to configure another database for the JADE Background Service
- The database has to be the same as is used from the JADE History Viewer.
Configuration of the JADE Client
- Use the following parameters ...
- in a [globals] section of the JADE settings file if you want that the JADE Client sends transfer data to the Background Service for all profilesÂ
- in a every profile where you want that transfer data are sent.
Example in [globals] section
[globals] BackgroundServiceJobChainName = /sos/jade/jade_history BackgroundServiceHost = myJobSchedulerHost BackgroundServicePort = 4444 SendTransferHistory = true
- Please note that since release 1.8.0 the JADE Background Service job chain location which imports the transfer data has changed.
- It is required to set the parameter: BackgroundServiceJobChainName = /sos/jade/jade_history