@PublicAPI(stability=PRIVATE)

Package org.opends.server.backends.task

Contains the code for the Directory Server backend that provides an interface for executing administrative tasks.

See: Description

Class Summary

Class	Description
RecurringTask	This class defines a information about a recurring task, which will be used to repeatedly schedule tasks for processing.
Task	This class defines a task that may be executed by the task backend within the Directory Server.
TaskBackend	This class provides an implementation of a Directory Server backend that may be used to execute various kinds of administrative tasks on a one-time or recurring basis.
TaskScheduler	This class defines a task scheduler for the Directory Server that will control the execution of scheduled tasks and other administrative functions that need to occur on a regular basis.
TaskThread	This class defines a thread that will be used to execute a scheduled task within the server and provide appropriate notification that the task is complete.

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
FailedDependencyAction	This enumeration defines the various ways that a task can behave if it is dependent upon another task and that earlier task is done running but did not complete successfully.
TaskState	This enumeration defines the various states that a task can have during its lifetime.

Package org.opends.server.backends.task Description

Contains the code for the Directory Server backend that provides an interface for executing administrative tasks. A task is a set of user-defined code that may be executed either immediately or at a given time in the future by adding an entry within the "cn=tasks" branch. The attributes of that entry may serve as arguments that can customize the operation of that task.

Recurring tasks may be used to perform an operation at regular intervals. Task groups may define a set of tasks that should be executed in sequential order, and may be executed as a recurring task. The order of individual scheduled tasks may be controlled by defining dependencies between those tasks, but a task group must be used to achieve the same result for recurring tasks.