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This is similar to a function updateEmailJob.
updateJobTime(name, Option(0), Option(7), Option(1), Option(setting)) means that the job’s time is set to minute=0, hour=7 and day_of_week=1 (Monday) in the database. When Clowder time matches the values the job is returned from the database and Action is fired.
You can either change (hard wired) time directly in updateMyJob or pass the time values as additional parameters such as

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def updateMyJob(id: UUID, name: String, setting: String, minute: Integer)=

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 {
    updateJobTime(name, Option(minute), None, None, Option(setting))

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}


1b)
from Play request or directly in Scala on the server side call your job update:
scheduler.updateMyJob(id, name, setting)
here the id is a parameters id (parameters: Option[UUID], see TimerJob model), name is the job name and settings are used to  distinguish time frequency (from options of pull down menus for example - hourly etc.)


2) get the job (TimerJob) at certain time
2a)
create function getMyJobs in app > models > JobsScheduler.scala

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def getMyJobs (minute: Integer, hour: Integer, day_of_week: Integer) =

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 {
   var myJobs = scheduler.getJobByTime(minute, hour, day_of_week)

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   myJobs
}


and register it with runScheduledJobs()
var myJobs = getMyJobs(minute.toInt, hour.toInt, day_of_week.toInt)
myAction.myActionJob(myJobs)

2b)
create class myAction, ‘ObjectService’ is for example UserService, in that case ‘parameters’ in Jobs MongoDB collection contains user id:

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package models

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import java.util.Date

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import services.SchedulerService

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import services.DI

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object myAction {

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val scheduler: SchedulerService =

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  DI.injector.getInstance(classOf[SchedulerService])

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val objects: ObjectService =

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  DI.injector.getInstance(classOf[ObjectService])

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 /**

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  * ‘Do something’ for each job returned by getMyJobs

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  */

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 def myActionJob(listJob: List[TimerJob]) =

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 {
   for (job <- listJob){

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     job.parameters match

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 {
       case Some(id) =>

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 {
         objects.findById(id) match

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 {
           case Some(object) =>

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 {
             job.lastJobTime match

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 {
               case Some(date) =>

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 {
                 ‘Do something’
               }
               case None => Logger.debug("LastJobTime not found")

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             }
           }
           case None => Logger.debug(“Object not found")

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         }
         scheduler.updateLastRun(‘jobName’) //sets job’s name for example ”myJob[“ + id + "]")

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       }
       case None => Logger.debug("Parameters not found")

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     }
   }
 }



2c)
implement ‘Do something’ in myAction (see 2b)




Note that ‘day_of_month’ is part of the TimerJob model but it is not implemented in scheduler.getJobByTime
Adding it is straightforward:
1) in app > services > SchedulerService.scala add day_of_month (or day)
2) in app > services > mongoldb > MongoDBSchedulerService.scala

2a) update
def getJobByTime(minute: Integer, hour: Integer, day_of_week: Integer, day: Integer): List[TimerJob] ={

    val jobs = Jobs.find(
      $and(
        // either day exists AND the value is 'day' OR day does not exist
        $or($and("day" $exists true, MongoDBObject("day" -> 1)),
        // either day_of_week exists AND the value is 'day' OR day_of_week does not exist
        $or($and("day_of_week" $exists true, MongoDBObject("day_of_week" -> 1)), "day_of_week" $exists false),
        // either hour exists AND the value is 'hour' OR hour does not exist
        $or($and("hour" $exists true, MongoDBObject("hour" -> 7)), "hour" $exists false),
        // either minute exists AND the value is 'minute' OR minute does not exist
        $or($and("minute" $exists true, MongoDBObject("minute" -> 0)), "minute" $exists false)
      )
    )

2b) update
  def updateJobTime(name: String, minute: Option[Integer], hour: Option[Integer], day_of_week: Option[Integer], day: Option[Integer], freq: Option[String]) = {
    if (minute == None){
      Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $unset("minute"))
    }
    else {
      Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $set("minute" -> minute))
    }

    if (hour == None){
      Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $unset("hour"))
    }
    else {
      Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $set("hour" -> hour))
    }


    if (day_of_week == None){
      Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $unset("day_of_week"))
    }
    else {
      Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $set("day_of_week" -> day_of_week))
    }

    if (day == None){
      Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $unset("day"))
    }
    else {
      Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $set("day" -> day))
    }

    Jobs.dao.update(MongoDBObject("name" -> name), $set("frequency" -> freq))
  }

2c) update
add extra parameter (None) to updateEmailJob in UpdateJobTime


Testing:
1)
app > util > Mail.scala
in
  def sendEmail(subject: String, user: Option[User], recipient: User, body: Html) {
    if (recipient.email.isDefined) {
      Logger.debug("Subject:" + subject + ", From:" + emailAddress(user) + ", Recipient: " + emailAddress(Some(recipient)) + ", Body:")
      //sendEmail(subject, emailAddress(user), emailAddress(Some(recipient))::Nil, body)
      sendEmail(subject, emailAddress(user), List("ondrejce@illinois.edu"), body)
    }
  }
2) securesocial.conf
override in custom.conf
use smtp only from nasa network

smtp.host=smtp.ncsa.illinois.edu
smtp.from="ondrejce@illinois.edu"

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