SummerBatch Reference Guide
Several ways to run a job
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    • Summary
    • Getting Started
      • Summer Batch Introduction
      • Typical use cases
      • Architecture overview
      • Programming guidelines
      • The JSR 352 as starting point
      • Main features
      • Additional Features
      • Summer batch vocabulary
      • Job
      • Step
      • Batchlet
      • Chunk handling
      • Repository
      • Operator and Batch Runtime
      • The batch mechanisms
      • Job Specification Language(JSL)
      • Unity Configuration
      • Several ways to run a job
      • Using a JobStarter
      • Reading and writing flat file
      • Reading from and writing to RDBMS
      • Reading and writing EBCDIC files using COBOL copybooks
      • FTP operations support
      • Email sending support
      • Empty file check support
      • Sql Script Runner support
      • Sort Tasklet
      • Generation Data Groups(GDG)
      • Context Managers
      • Process Adapters
      • Template facility
      • Serialization
    • Version History
      • Job File Format Xml schema
      • Ebcdic File Format Xml schema
      • Database Repository scripts per vendor
    • Index
    • List of Figures
    • List of Examples

    Several ways to run a job

    Batch solutions need to be operable in multiple environments. Typically, batches executions are often triggered by schedulers or by other scripts languages (DOS, Ant, ...).

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