IJobScheduler
provides a gateway to working with the jobs scheduler and offers a way to enqueue a job for immediate execution in background (as soon the machine has the capacity to do so, e.g. when it is limited to process only limited amount of jobs in parallel) or to schedule a job for execution at a specific date and time (again started automatically in background). It is also possible to delete a previously enqueued/schedule job (if it has not already been processed). IJob
interface (which itself is empty). For every job type needs to be a job han-dler registered in the dependency container. The job handler interface looks like this:
ExecuteCommandJob
which simply executes any com-mand specified. Moreover, there are EnqueueJobCommand
and ScheduleJobCommand
commands that on the other hand allow enqueuing and scheduling of jobs simply using a command. This is especially useful when used in conjunction with saga that can only produce commands to perform any side-effects.