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How to create a Listener in Quartz Job Schedular

 
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Hi,

I have created a Job for Quartz Scheduler, which is in turn reading from a queue and writing into file system.

Now we have a restriction that we should keep writing until queue message count reaches 5000 or 2hrs have been passed.

For queue message count I could do this restriction in that job class itself, but how could I manage time restriction from Scheduler. I know, I can handle this restriction in actual queue reading class. But just for sake of maintainability we want to control it through Quartz Scheduler.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Ankur
 
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I think you'll have a bit more success in the Other Open Source Projects forum.
 
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Hi Ankur,

Have you thought about having a 2nd schedule job which stops the first (after 2 hours)?
 
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