Problem creating custom scheduled job

[knox7]

Hi,
I am trying to create a custom scheduled job, following the guidance on this page: https://github.com/espocrm/documenta...heduled-job.md

After clearing cache/rebuilding, I can see the new job and add it to the scheduled list, but when it tries to run it, it fails with this error in the logs:

[2021-06-04 08:46:00] ERROR: CronManager: Failed job running, job [60b9e80c42e674ae8]. Error Details: InjectableFactory: Class 'Espo\Custom\Jobs\YourJobName' does not exist. at /var/www/html/application/Espo/Core/InjectableFactory.php:88 [] []

I have literally copied the exact code from the documentation and put it in the place it says (custom/Espo/Custom/Jobs/YourJobName.php).

Can someone tell me what else I need to do to get this to work?

[esforim]

My guess would be that YourJobName does not exist. Documentation is just an example, rarely do they use an actual copy/pastable example.

Secondly if you copy and paste then there is no "logic" you meant to write what it do in that section.

Third I don't think you got any entity/field/whatever call Job either.

To be honest these are advance coding, unless you can and know how to write code you be scratching your heads for hours trying to figure it out. I'm certainly not able to, but just reading that example code I can see what I written above.

[knox7]

I know I need to add my own logic for the job to actually do something, but when I do I get the same error - I am just trying to get the basic framework in place so I can implement something.

My guess is that the class (temporarily called 'YourJobName') is not autoloaded properly so the InjectableFactory cannot find it, but I don't know how that autoloading is supposed to work and I cannot find any explanation in the documentation. However, my job does appear in the scheduled job table, so it does apparently exist.

By the way, I should have mentioned I am using the latest version of Espocrm (6.1.7)

[esforim]

Perhaps if you can post your code and someone with experience might be able to point you in the right direction. Since you're using the (almost) latest version I don't think it is a compatibility issue with code.

[knox7]

My code is exactly the same as in the documentation: https://github.com/espocrm/documenta...heduled-job.md

[telecastg]

The correct url for the custom job is: custom/Espo/Custom/Jobs/YourJobName.php NOT Espo\Custom\Jobs\YourJobName.php which your error message is pointing out, try correcting this and see if it works.

[knox7]

I did define the job in custom/Espo/Custom/Jobs/YourJobName.php (as described in the documentation) and it is available in the scheduled tasks list, so I can't see how that could be wrong.

My guess is that it is something to do with how the PHP classes are loaded so that the InjectableFactory knows about them - if there is anyone out there who has successfully created a custom job or something similar that gets created by the InjectableFactory, I'd really appreciate any other pointers to anything else not mentioned on that documentation page.

Note that if I put the job into the official Espo folder: application/Espo/Jobs/ then it runs as expected, so it is something to do with how it discovers custom classes that is not working for me.

[telecastg]

I tried this (I also have version 6.1.7) and it works:

1) Created script: custom/Espo/Custom/Jobs/YourJobName.php

<?php

namespace Espo\Custom\Jobs;

use Espo\Core\Jobs\Job;

class YourJobName implements Job
{
// Pass dependencies through the constructor using DI.
public function __construct()
{
}

public function run() : void
{
// Write your logic here.
$GLOBALS['log']->warning('YourJobName.php executed ');

}
}

2) Clear cache and rebuild from CLI

php rebuild.php

3) Run job from CLI

php command.php run-job YourJobName

4) Check your log file and you will se this:
data/logs/espo-2021-06-10.log

[knox7]

Thank you for trying that - when I run the job from the CLI it works for me too! I had not tried it that way.

[2021-06-10 17:23:18] WARNING: Custom job running! [] []

But unfortunately, when I set the scheduling to run it every minute so it runs from the Cron manager, it fails:

[2021-06-10 17:26:00] ERROR: CronManager: Failed job running, job [60c24aec723b47c96]. Error Details: InjectableFactory: Class 'Espo\Custom\Jobs\YourJobName' does not exist. at /var/www/html/application/Espo/Core/InjectableFactory.php:88 [] []
[2021-06-10 17:29:00] ERROR: CronManager: Failed job running, job [60c24ba066b7d13bb]. Error Details: InjectableFactory: Class 'Espo\Custom\Jobs\YourJobName' does not exist. at /var/www/html/application/Espo/Core/InjectableFactory.php:88 [] []
[2021-06-10 17:32:00] ERROR: CronManager: Failed job running, job [60c24c5466781c413]. Error Details: InjectableFactory: Class 'Espo\Custom\Jobs\YourJobName' does not exist. at /var/www/html/application/Espo/Core/InjectableFactory.php:88 [] []

So I wonder if there is a different class loading mechanism/context for the scheduler, and how to update that to include my custom job?

[telecastg]

Sorry, I am not familiar with the CronManager, maybe Maximus can help with that or maybe you can figure it out checking the class code.

In my installation (6.1.7) the script is located at application/Espo/Core/CronManager.php but I couldn't find it in the Github repository ??????? (not sure why)

[item]

Hello,
have you add Job here :

custom/Espo/Custom/Resources/i18n/en_US/ScheduledJob.json ?
clear_cache
Then have you create a Job .. and set inactive ?

I do always so.

edit : my job : class MyNewJob extends \Espo\Core\Jobs\Base

[telecastg]

item is correct, as usual , that is how it is instructed in the "published" documentation.

The example that you and I were referring to, is in the latest but unpublished Github documentation.

This is the link to the "official published documentation" for custom jobs: https://docs.espocrm.com/development/scheduled-job/

[knox7]

I'm afraid that using

class YourJobName extends \Espo\Core\Jobs\Base

instead of

use Espo\Core\Jobs\Job;

class YourJobName implements Job

gives me the same error.

I can run the job on the CLI, and I can add it to the Scheduled Jobs in the GUI (I set the schedule as */1 * * * * to run every minute) but when it runs through the Cron manager it gives the error from InjectableFactory that I posted above.

[Note that I want it to be Active so that it will run automatically by cron.]