Inject spring objects into the quartz job!

In general, the object injected with the autowired annotation in the quartz job is empty, and we are going to use the Adaptablejobfactory class provided by Spring-quartz.

To customize a class:

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2. Public class Jobfactory extends Adaptablejobfactory {
6. @Autowired
8. private Autowirecapablebeanfactory capablebeanfactory;
12. @Override
14. protected Object createjobinstance (Triggerfiredbundle bundle) throws Exception {
16. //method of calling parent class
18. Object jobinstance = super.createjobinstance (bundle);
20. //To inject
22. Capablebeanfactory.autowirebean (jobinstance);
24. return jobinstance;
26. }
30. }

Then configure in spring:

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2. <!--Factorybean of scheduled tasks, configure other config---
4. <Bean id="jobfactory" class="Com.xx.job.JobFactory"></Bean>
6. <Bean id= "schedulerfactorybean" class=" Org.springframework.scheduling.quartz.SchedulerFactoryBean ">
8. < name= "jobfactory" ref="Jobfactory"> </Property>
10. </Bean>

At this point, when we define the class to inherit the job, we can use autowired to inject the service object:

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2. Public class Test1job implements Job {
4. public Final Logger log = Logger.getlogger (this.getclass ());
8. @Autowired
10. private Jobtaskservice Jobtaskservice;
14. public Void execute (jobexecutioncontext context) throws jobexecutionexception {
16. //Update last execution time and next scheduled execution time
18. Date nextprocesstime = Context.getnextfiretime ();
20. Schedulejob job = (schedulejob) context.getjobdetail (). Getjobdatamap (). Get ("schedulejob");
22. Job.setnextprocesstime (Nextprocesstime);
24. Jobtaskservice.updatetaskbyjobname (Job);
28. //Business logic
30. System.out.println ("22222222222222222222:");
32. }
34. }

Inject spring objects into the quartz job!