How Do I Execute a New Broadway Job ?
From Broadway Flows
As explained here, Broadway jobs are triggered from the deploy.flow of the required LU or another Broadway flow using the BroadwayJob actor.
Fabric Command
You can run the Broadway job by using the startjob Fabric command and setting the job type to BROADWAY_JOB. The NAME parameter should include the name of the Broadway flow with a list of its arguments.
Syntax:
startjob BROADWAY_JOB NAME='<lu_name.flow_name>' [UID='<uid>'] [AFFINITY='<affinity>'] [ARGS='<args>'] [EXEC_INTERVAL='<execInterval>'];
where ARGS consists of a JSON-type format string containing the parameters to be parsed to Broadway:
{"first_param":"first_value","second_param":"second_value"}
and where EXEC_INTERVAL describes the job schedule pattern.
Example:
startjob broadway_job name='Customer.Flow1' ARGS={a:10,b:20} EXEC_INTERVAL='00:00:10';
How Do I Execute a New Broadway Job ?
From Broadway Flows
As explained here, Broadway jobs are triggered from the deploy.flow of the required LU or another Broadway flow using the BroadwayJob actor.
Fabric Command
You can run the Broadway job by using the startjob Fabric command and setting the job type to BROADWAY_JOB. The NAME parameter should include the name of the Broadway flow with a list of its arguments.
Syntax:
startjob BROADWAY_JOB NAME='<lu_name.flow_name>' [UID='<uid>'] [AFFINITY='<affinity>'] [ARGS='<args>'] [EXEC_INTERVAL='<execInterval>'];
where ARGS consists of a JSON-type format string containing the parameters to be parsed to Broadway:
{"first_param":"first_value","second_param":"second_value"}
and where EXEC_INTERVAL describes the job schedule pattern.
Example:
startjob broadway_job name='Customer.Flow1' ARGS={a:10,b:20} EXEC_INTERVAL='00:00:10';
