Schema for a Quartz scheduled job. A list of jobs to schedule with Quartz A job to schedule with Quartz A unique name used to identify the Quartz job The fully-qualified class name of the Quartz job A CRON-formatted expression for when the job should run Configures an EJB reference that will be set on the job instance via dependency injection. That is, you specify a property name and an EJB, and the setter for that property will be called with the EJB Local Home interface (and must take a parameter of the same type as the EJB Local Home interface). WARNING: Does not work in Geronimo 1.1: wait until 1.1.1 Configures a resource reference that will be set on the job instance via dependency injection. That is, you specify a property name and a database pool or JMS connection factory, and the setter for that property will be called with the resource's interface (and must take a parameter of the same type as the res-type interface). Configures a GBean reference that will be set on the job instance via dependency injection. That is, you specify a property name and a GBean interface and name pattern, and the setter for that property will be called with the GBean's interface (and must take a parameter of the same type as at least one of the GBean interfaces). The name of the property on the job that this EJB reference should be injected into. There must be a setter with the right name for the property (e.g. if the property is foo or Foo, there must be a setter setFoo that takes an argument whose type is the local home interface of the EJB). Should be set to "Session" or "Entity". The fully-qualified Java class name of the EJB's local home interface. The property that this will be injected into should have this type. The fully-qualified Java class name of the EJB's local interface. Identifies the EJB within the server that this reference points to. Normally only the "name" child element is necessary. The name of the property on the job that this resource reference should be injected into. There must be a setter with the right name for the property (e.g. if the property is foo or Foo, there must be a setter setFoo that takes an argument of the correct type). The fully-qualified Java class name of the interface that the resource implements. Normally this is one of: javax.sql.DataSource javax.jms.ConnectionFactory javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory javax.jms.TopicConnectionFactory javax.mail.Session It may also be the type of a custom J2EE Connector's connection factory interface, etc. Can be set to "Application" or "Container" per the J2EE definition of resource references (default is Application). This is normally not pertinent unless you are using a custom J2EE Connector -- JDBC, JMS, and JavaMail resources normally have any necessary authentication information configured into them at deployment time and ignore this option. The default is "Application". Can be set to "Shareable" or "Unshareable" per the J2EE definition of resource references (default is Shareable). Identifies the resource within the server that this reference points to. Normally only the "name" child element is necessary. The name of the property on the job that this GBean reference should be injected into. There must be a setter with the right name for the property (e.g. if the property is foo or Foo, there must be a setter setFoo that takes an argument of the correct type, which is normally one of the interfaces listed in the ref-type element). The fully-qualified class name of a Java interface that the GBean implements. Multiple interfaces may be listed (assuming the GBean in question implements them all), in which case the resulting reference can be cast to any of the specified interfaces. For example, to create a reference to the Quartz Scheduler GBean, you would set this to: org.gplugins.quartz.QuartzScheduler Identifies the GBean within the server that this reference points to. Normally only the "name" child element is necessary. If the resource name and type are not enough to uniquely identify the resource, then the groupId, artifactId, and version can be used to identify the module that the target resource is in. The values specified should match the components of the moduleId for the target module. The version may be omitted to select any available version. If the resource name and type are not enough to uniquely identify the resource, then the groupId, artifactId, and version can be used to identify the module that the target resource is in. The values specified should match the components of the moduleId for the target module. The version may be omitted to select any available version. If the resource name and type are not enough to uniquely identify the resource, then the groupId, artifactId, and version can be used to identify the module that the target resource is in. The values specified should match the components of the moduleId for the target module. The version may be omitted to select any available version. Should only be used when the resource is in a child module within an EAR, and must be distinguished from other resources in different modules in the same EAR. This value should be the file name of the module within the EAR. It is rarely necessary. The name of the component that this reference is referring to. For a database pool or JMS connection factory, this matches the pool name or connection factory name specified when creating the resource in the console, or the connectiondefinition-instance/name specified in the deployment plan. For an EJB this is the EJB name, and for a GBean it is the name specified in the "gbean" element where the GBean was declared. If the name and type are not enough to uniquely identify the resource in question, the other elements in the pattern can be used to specify the module that the resource is in, potentially including the module name within an EAR.