The only prerequisites for using Batch.dart are an understanding of the basic syntax of the Dart language and scheduling in Cron format.
- Cron (Wikipedia)
Basic knowledge about Batch.dart and examples of its implementation. The following examples will help you understand the basic use of Batch.dart.
- Create a minimal and basic batch application
- Create a batch application consisting of multiple job nets
- Create a parallel processing tasks
- Output logs to the file
- Output logs to the console and file at the same time
- Set and use shared parameters and job parameters
- Pass command line arguments to batch application
- Add shared parameters using command line arguments
- Create a branch and switch
- Use callback functions
- Define skippable exceptions
- Define retry processing
- Shutdown application
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All resources of Batch.dart is provided under the BSD-3 license.
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Batch.dart was designed and implemented by Kato Shinya.