JobRunr MicroProfile example

This repository shows an example how you can integrate JobRunr with JakartaEE using OpenLiberty.

About this project

This project has the following packages:

• org.jobrunr.examples: this package contains 2 classes:
  • JobRunrExampleApplication: the EE application that defines the context path
  • JobRunrProvider: a class that produces various beans that can be consumed in the http resources. It also contains the BackgroundJobServer responsible for processing background jobs.
• org.jobrunr.examples.services: this package contains MyService, a simple ApplicationScoped service with two example methods which you can run in the background.
• org.jobrunr.examples.webap.api: this package contains two http resources:
  • JobResource: this resource contains two REST api's which allows you to enqueue new Background Jobs
  • BackgroundJobServerResource: this resource allows you to start and stop the BackgroundJob server

How to run this project:

• clone the project and open it in your favorite IDE that supports Maven
• Run the Maven plugin mvn liberty:dev and wait for OpenLiberty to be up & running
• Open your favorite browser:
  • Start the background job server and dashboard by navigating to http://localhost:9080/jobrunr/backgroundjob/start
  • Navigate to the JobRunr dashboard located at http://localhost:8000/dashboard.
  • To enqueue a simple job, open a new tab and go to http://localhost:9080/jobrunr/jobs/simple-job?name=your-name
  • To enqueue a long running job, open a new tab and go to http://localhost:9080/jobrunr/jobs/long-running-job?name=your-name
  • Visit the dashboard again and see the jobs being processed!