testjobs.clj

(ns testjobs
  (:require [clojurewerkz.quartzite.scheduler :as qs]
            [clojurewerkz.quartzite.jobs :as j]
            [clojurewerkz.quartzite.triggers :as t]
            [clojurewerkz.quartzite.conversion :as qc]
            [clojurewerkz.quartzite.schedule.simple :refer [schedule with-repeat-count with-interval-in-milliseconds]]))


(j/defjob TestJob
  [ctx]
  (let [d (qc/from-job-data ctx)]
  (println (str "Here's my payload:" d) )))

(defn run-job []
  (qs/initialize)
  (qs/start)
  (let [job (j/build
             (j/of-type TestJob)
             (j/using-job-data {"jack" "in the box"})
             (j/with-identity (j/key "bananas")))
        tk      (t/key "triggers.2")
        trigger (t/build
                 (t/with-identity tk)
                 (t/start-now)
                 (t/with-schedule (schedule
                                     (with-repeat-count 100)
                                     (with-interval-in-milliseconds 2000))))]
    (qs/schedule job trigger)
    tk))

Ok, so it looks like t/build is some sort of threading form, is that right?

I had a look at the code. The problem is that t/build is a threading form, but the implicit parameter is hidden by the macro; see here. This will be tricky to support unfortunately, since the parameter doesn't appear anywhere in the source code. I can't think of a good workaround except disabling the arity inspection, sorry. Ideally it would be possible to disable it by form, but that is not done yet.