[protege-discussion] ProtegeJob class

[Jonathan Carter]

Hi,

I want to be able to schedule my Protege server to perform certain  
activities on projects.
Having done some research around the wiki and so on, it seems that the  
ProtegeJob abstract class is just what I need.
However, I'm a little unsure about how to use it and would like to  
confirm my approach before I go down a blind alley.

So, my approach will be:

1. Create a class the extends ProtegeJob and in the run() method,  
performs the activities I want to perform.
2. Create a class that is a client of the Protege server which does  
the following:
	a. Connect to the server
	b. Instruct it to load the specified project (not the meta project)
	c. Instantiate my ProtegeJob class
	d. Call execute() on my ProtegeJob class

I like the sound of the documentation that suggests that in this mode,  
the Protege job is copied to the server to be run there. Does this  
require that I deploy the my .class file for my ProtegeJob on the  
server or is that all handled at runtime by the ProtegeJob abstract  
class?
That is, there is no code deployment to the server required?

Thanks very much for your help

Regards

Jonathan
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