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I have a quick question
now I am working with timers in EJB
and I create a timer like this:
timerService.createCalendarTimer(
new ScheduleExpression().second("*/60").minute("*").hour("*"), new TimerConfig(
"mainTimer", true));
now when I shutdown the server and restart, this timer is active
I understand I have perstiance = true
but I am not specefying the datasource
where are these being persisted?
There is no standard place where the persistent timers are saved between server restarts. They might be saved on a database or on the file system as Jboss 7 does by default. This should be configurable, but most of the time you don’t need to change the defaults.