Make sure the JobServer environment has been initialized. Use the shell
command jsstartup
to do this. Note, this boots up the environment
but does not actually start the JobServer Engine. The shell command jsshutdown
can be used to shutdown the JobServer environment (web server and all).
Start the JobServer Engine by logging into the JobServer Tools and accessing the System Administration tool. Go the Start/Stop tab and startup the server.
Step 3: Create a JobUsing the Job Designer tool, create a new Job. Add a TaskBean to the Job. You can choose from one of the TaskBeans that come with JobServer.
Step 4: Schedule JobUsing the Job Scheduler tool, give the the Job you just created a schedule.
Step 5: Track JobUsing the Job Tracker Tool, you can view the output and status of the Job when it runs.