boxlang-scheduled-tasks
BoxLang Scheduled Tasks
Overview
BoxLang offers two scheduling models:
- Scheduler DSL (in-process code execution) using scheduler classes backed by
BaseSchedulerandScheduledTask bx:schedulecomponent (HTTP-driven tasks) for create/update/delete/pause/resume/list/run task endpoints
Use the Scheduler DSL for rich in-process logic and task callbacks. Use bx:schedule for simple persistent URL triggers.
Application.bx Integration
You can register scheduler classes directly in Application.bx so they are auto-discovered for the app context.
For full descriptor behavior (app discovery, multi-app isolation, lifecycle), see
application-descriptor.
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