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Java client for the workq job queueing server
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Java client library for theworkq job server. Currently under development and not feature-complete.
This project uses maven. To build the jar and run tests, use
mvn clean package
Note: to run the tests you need a workq server running on localhost:9922. To skip the tests altogether and just build the jar, append
-Dmaven.test.skip
to the command line
Once you have included the jar in your project, you can create a connection and add a new background job like so:
WorkqClientclient =newWorkqClient("localhost",9922);BackgroundJobjob =newBackgroundJob();job.setName("JobName");job.setId(UUID.randomUUID());job.setTtl(3600000);job.setPayload("Payload".getBytes());job.setPriority(100);job.setTtr(1000);job.setMaxAttempts(2);client.add(job);
In the future, you will be able to includeworkq-java
as a dependency from Maven Central, but not until it is feature complete (1.0).
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2016 Will Warren
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