Class Horde_Scheduler

Horde_Scheduler

Direct known subclasses

Horde_Scheduler_Cron

Package: Scheduler
Located at Horde/Scheduler.php

Methods summary
`public static Horde_Scheduler`	# `factory( string $driver, array $params = null )` Attempts to return a concrete Horde_Scheduler instance based on $driver. Attempts to return a concrete Horde_Scheduler instance based on $driver. Parameters `$driver` The type of concrete subclass to return. `$params` <p>A hash containing any additional configuration or connection parameters a subclass might need.</p> Returns `Horde_Scheduler` The newly created concrete instance. Throws Horde_Scheduler_Exception
`public`	# `__construct( )` Constructor. Constructor. Figures out how we can best sleep with microsecond precision based on what platform we're running on.
`public`	# `run( )` Main loop/action function. Main loop/action function.
`public boolean`	# `serialize( string $id = '' )` Preserve the internal state of the scheduler object that we are passed, and save it to the Horde VFS backend. Horde_Scheduler objects should define __sleep() and __wakeup() serialization callbacks for anything that needs to be done at object serialization or deserialization - handling database connections, etc. Preserve the internal state of the scheduler object that we are passed, and save it to the Horde VFS backend. Horde_Scheduler objects should define __sleep() and __wakeup() serialization callbacks for anything that needs to be done at object serialization or deserialization - handling database connections, etc. Parameters `$id` <p>An id to uniquely identify this scheduler from others of the same class.</p> Returns `boolean` Success result.
`public`	# `unserialize( string $class, string $id = '', boolean $autosave = true )` Restore a Horde_Scheduler object from the cache. Restore a Horde_Scheduler object from the cache. Parameters `$class` The name of the object to restore. `$id` <p>An id to uniquely identify this scheduler from others of the same class.</p> `$autosave` <p>Automatically store (serialize) the returned object at script shutdown.</p> See `Horde_Scheduler::serialize()`
`public`	# `sleep( integer $msec )` Platform-independant sleep $msec microseconds. Platform-independant sleep $msec microseconds. Parameters `$msec` Microseconds to sleep.