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Service & Scheduler: Using Topshelf, Quartz, & Other OSS Bits Part 2 «(compositecode.com)

submitted by adronadron(835) 9 months, 18 days ago

In the previous entry in this series I setup a service using TopShelf. Now it is time to jump into scheduling with Quartz. I’ve started an entirely new service to work through an example of this service functionality. To read more about Quartz.NET from the source, check out the Quartz.NET Project Site or the Github Repo. Open up Visual Studio and create another Windows Console Project. Next add a reference to Quartz.NET with Nuget. Adding Quartz. Next add a class called SomeJob as shown. using System...

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posted by dpetersondpeterson(4393) 9 months, 17 days ago 0

So from the example in the article, it looks like you've created a job that executes every 5 seconds correct?
How does this work from a threading standpoint? Is the job execution blocking? Are there completion callbacks available?

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