SchedulableJob (Obsidian Scheduler - Embedded API)

All Known Subinterfaces:

ConfigGeneratingJob, ConfigValidatingJob, InterruptableContextJob, InterruptableJob
```
public interface SchedulableJob
```
This is the single interface which must be implemented to make a class an Obsidian job which can be scheduled and executed.
A single execute(Context) method is where all job logic is implemented, and it should only return when all job activity is complete. This is important if a job starts a thread pool or uses asynchronous processing.
Implementations can use the Configuration annotation to define parameters that a job collects and/or requires. The Description annotation can be used to supply useful information about the job which is shown in the web app configuration screen.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
`static interface`	`SchedulableJob.AsyncJob`	Used to annotate a class which implements `SchedulableJob`, but is an asynchronous submission of an external process (e.g.
`static interface`	`SchedulableJob.Initializable`	Annotation to indicate a given `SchedulableJob` should be automatically initialized into Obsidian at startup.
`static interface`	`SchedulableJob.InitializableChainAnnotation`	Annotation to use with `SchedulableJob.Initializable` for any chain initializations requested.
`static interface`	`SchedulableJob.InitializableChainConditionAnnotation`
`static interface`	`SchedulableJob.RepeatableInitializableAnnotation`
`static interface`	`SchedulableJob.Schedulable`	Used to annotate a class which does not implement `SchedulableJob`, but can still be executed.
`static interface`	`SchedulableJob.ScheduledRun`	Used to annotate a method to execute on a class annotated with `SchedulableJob.Schedulable`.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type Method Description

void execute(Context context)
Execute the job.

- Method Detail
  - execute
```
void execute(Context context)
      throws java.lang.Exception
```
    Execute the job. This method should only return when all job activity is complete. This is important if a job starts a thread pool or uses asynchronous processing.
    
    Parameters:
    
    context - contains job configuration, execution information, etc.
    
    Throws:
    
    java.lang.Exception - any type of job failure which should mark the job Failed