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Scope

The configuration monitor is a pre-processor Java class that implements the spooler_process_before() APÍ method. It performs the following operations:

  • Reading parameters from a configuration file
  • The name of the configuration file is <job_chain_name>.config.xml
  • The parameters are only available to the node they are defined for.
  • The values of the parameters can contain patterns to identify values that are to be substituted
  • The default pattern is ${param}

Since release 1.11 a new implemetation for the configuration monitor has been introduced. The new implementation is much faster than the old one. It is compatible for the standard use of the monitor.

 

FeatureOptimized Implementation since release 1.11 "Classic" Implementation up to release 1.10
Name of the implentation classcom.sos.jitl.jobchainnodeparameter.monitor.JobchainNodeSubstituteMonitor sos.scheduler.managed.configuration.ConfigurationOrderMonitor
Multi substitutionyes yes
Substitution source
  • Environment variables
  • Task parameters
  • Global JobScheduler parameters
  • Node parameters
  • System properties
 
  • Environment variables
  • Task parameters
  • Global JobScheduler parameters
  • Node parameters
  • file content (with file_content:)

 

Substitution patterns
  • ${param}
  • %param%
 
  • ${param}
Integration with JOE

JOE uses the new class name when inserting a configuration monitor from the favourite list if never bevor a configuration monitor has been used.

If JOE has been updated from an older version and already a configuration monitor has been assigned JOE uses the old implementation

You can change this  behaviour in the configuration file $scheduler_data/config/scheduler_editor.ini

monitor_favorite_java_configuration_monitor=com.sos.jitl.jobchainnodeparameter.monitor.JobchainNodeSubstituteMonitor

 

 

 

JOE uses the old class name when inserting a configuration monitor from the favourite list

See in the configuration file $scheduler_data/config/scheduler_editor.ini

monitor_favorite_java_configuration_monitor=com.sos.jitl.jobchainnodeparameter.monitor.JobchainNodeSubstituteMonitor

Configuration file name
  • The default configuration file name is <job_chain>.config.xml
  • The name of the file can be changed by using the parameter configurationMonitor_configuration_file
 
  • The default configuration file name is <job_chain>.config.xml
  • The name of the file can be change by using the parameter configurationMonitor_configuration_file
  • Based on a naming convention there can be different configuration file names

 

Configuration Path
  • The default configuration path is the live folder coming from api call spooler.configuration_directory()
  • The name of the configuration path can be changed by using the parameter configurationMonitor_configuration_path
  
Substitution algorithmUses implentation of org.apache.commons.lang3.text.StrSubstitutor Uses Code from SOS.
Parameter for configuration Path

configurationMonitor_configuration_path

Default: folder where the job chain is located

 

ConfigurationBaseMonitor.configuration_path

Default: folder where the job chain is located

Parameter for configuration file

configurationMonitor_configuration_file

Default: <job_chain>.config.xml

 

ConfigurationBaseMonitor.configuration_file

Default: <job_chain>.config.xml

Use with AgentsThe first job of the job chain has to be executed with the Master and has to be assigned the configuration monitor The first job of the job chain has to be executed with the Master and has to be assigned the configuration monitor
Attribute name in elemen <job_chain>The attribute name in the element <job_chain> in the configuration file is not considered The value of the attribute name in the element <job_chain> in the configuration file must be the same as the name of the job chain that uses this configuration file
Parameter scheduler_order_additional_envvarsNot implemented  
    


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