Uses of Class
javax.batch.operations.JobSecurityException

Packages that use JobSecurityException

Package	Description
javax.batch.operations	Provides APIs for starting, managing, and viewing results of Batch job executions, along with a set of exceptions.

Uses of JobSecurityException in javax.batch.operations

Methods in javax.batch.operations that throw JobSecurityException

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	JobOperator.abandon(long executionId) Set batch status to ABANDONED.
JobExecution	JobOperator.getJobExecution(long executionId) Return job execution for specified execution id.
List<JobExecution>	JobOperator.getJobExecutions(JobInstance instance) Return all job executions belonging to the specified job instance.
JobInstance	JobOperator.getJobInstance(long executionId) Return the job instance for the specified execution id.
int	JobOperator.getJobInstanceCount(String jobName) Returns number of instances of a job with a particular name.
List<JobInstance>	JobOperator.getJobInstances(String jobName, int start, int count) Returns all JobInstances belonging to a job with a particular name in reverse chronological order.
Set<String>	JobOperator.getJobNames() Returns a set of all job names known to the batch runtime.
Properties	JobOperator.getParameters(long executionId) Returns job parameters for a specified job instance.
List<Long>	JobOperator.getRunningExecutions(String jobName) Returns execution ids for job instances with the specified name that have running executions.
List<StepExecution>	JobOperator.getStepExecutions(long jobExecutionId) Return StepExecutions for specified execution id.
long	JobOperator.restart(long executionId, Properties restartParameters) Restarts a failed or stopped job instance, which executes asynchronously.
long	JobOperator.start(String jobXMLName, Properties jobParameters) Creates a new job instance and starts the first execution of that instance, which executes asynchronously.
void	JobOperator.stop(long executionId) Request a running job execution stops.