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venusj64090183
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Restricting Scheduler to run in published Env.

  • October 11, 2019
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I want to restrict the scheduler to run in published env. which approach will be good for this?

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    Best answer by khamat_bn

    In the run() of scheduler you have to runmode wheather its autour or publisher

    @Reference

        private SlingSettingsService settingsService;

        private Set<String> runModes;

        @Override

        public void run() {

            this.runModes = settingsService.getRunModes();

            if (null != runModes && runModes.contains("author")) {

    //your code goes here...

    }

    4 replies

    Ankur_Khare
    Community Advisor
    Ankur_KhareCommunity Advisor
    Community Advisor
    October 12, 2019

    Use run mode configuration.

    Add a config in config.author folder so that scheduler will not run in author

    Add a config in config.publish folder so that it gets executed in publish.

    Hope this helps.

    ArpitVarshney
    Community Advisor
    ArpitVarshneyCommunity Advisor
    Community Advisor
    October 12, 2019

    Hi venusj64090183

    In your service, you can define policy = ConfigurationPolicy.REQUIRE as below

    @Component(policy = ConfigurationPolicy.REQUIRE) 

    Now create OSGi config only for publish run mode. Your service will not satisfied with the author instance.

    Reference: OSGi component in AEM that is active only in specific run mode (say, publish). – Compute Patterns

    Regards,

    Arpit

    khamat_bn
    khamat_bnAccepted solution
    Level 4
    October 12, 2019

    In the run() of scheduler you have to runmode wheather its autour or publisher

    @Reference

        private SlingSettingsService settingsService;

        private Set<String> runModes;

        @Override

        public void run() {

            this.runModes = settingsService.getRunModes();

            if (null != runModes && runModes.contains("author")) {

    //your code goes here...

    }

      joerghoh
      Adobe Employee
      joerghohAdobe Employee
      Adobe Employee
      October 13, 2019

      While the answer by khamat.bn​ works for that, the best solution for this is the one by arpitv27529355​: You should never hardcode this in the code, but rely on configuration instead.

      Personally I would consider every call of SlingSettingsService.getRunmodes() as bad practice.

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