+

Search Tips   |   Advanced Search

Common batch job properties

Properties specified through the WSGrid properties file describe the batch job to be run under the control of WSGrid. This topic describes a set of common properties.


Common properties

The following properties can be specified for any job type. For example, transactional batch, compute-intensive, or native execution.

Property name Description
job-name Name of the job.
job-class Requested job class.
application-name Name of the required application.
controller-jndi-name JNDI lookup name of the job controller bean. Applicable only to transactional batch and compute-intensive jobs types.
repository-job Name of an xJCL definition stored in the job repository. This property is mutually exclusive with both an xJCL file specified on the WSGrid command line and a property-specified job definition.
substitution-prop<prop-name> Value of a named substitution property. For example, substitution-prop.interval=10 specifies a value of 10 for the substitution property named interval. This property can be specified multiple times, once for each distinctly named substitution property of the target job.
prop<prop-name> Value of a named input property that is passed to the job. This property applies to transactional batch and compute intensive job types only. That is, prop.interval=10 specifies a value of 10 for the input property named interval. This property can be specified multiple times, once for each distinctly named input property of a given job step.


Related:

  • Configure the batch environment
  • Job scheduler integration with external schedulers
  • WSGrid command-line utility
  • Batch job properties
  • WSGrid properties file examples
  • Example: Transactional batch properties file
  • Example: Compute-intensive properties file