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JSR 352: Batch Applications for the Java Platform

JSR 352 specifies a programming model for batch applications and a runtime for scheduling and executing jobs.

https://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=352

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jsr 352 batch with retryable and skippable exception may processes items many times

I have a batch implemented with JSR-352 (using jberet on wildfly). I have a chunk with item-count 15 and java.lang.Exception is configured as retryable and skippable exception. When there are many exceptions, most of the items will be processed…
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What are some implementations of JSR 352 (Java for batch)?

Can we say Spring Batch is an implementation of the JSR 352 (spec for Batch Applications for the Java Platform) ? What are some other implementations of JSR 352 ?
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How to define a good partition plan to ensure CPU balance in JSR 352?

JSR 352 - Batch Applications for the Java Platform provides parallelism feature using partitions. Batch runtime can execute a step in different partitions in order to accelerate the progress. JSR 352 also introduces the threads definition : we can…
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How do I configure a transaction timeout in WebSphere Liberty Batch?

What is the role of javax.transaction.global.timeout? Do I need to implement the checkpointTimeout() method in CheckpointAlgorithm? Is there anything at the server config level? How does this interact with whatever is set at the application…
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Spring batch jsr 352 skip-limit how to get unlimited default or set unlimited

I am trying to figure out how to set an unlimited value for skip-limit with out just randomly defining a very large integer value. The jsr 352 specifically states "The default is no limit." but I have not figure out how to get a default when…
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Add prefix to JSR 352 Batch API tables

I'm currently using JSR 352 Batch API in Jboss/CDI environment (JBeret implementation). I didn't find into JSR and JBeret documentation how to add prefix the specifics batchs tables (STEP_EXECUTION, JOB_EXECUTION, JOB_INSTANCE ...). Example :…
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JSR 352 :How to collect data from the Writer of each Partition of a Partitioned Step?

So, I have 2 partitions in a step which writes into a database. I want to record the number of rows written in each partition, get the sum, and print it to the log; I was thinking of using a static variable in the Writer and use Step Context/Job…
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JSR 352 with Liberty Profile - how to implement checkpointing when ItemReader does a DB query

I have 10 records in my source table and I am having item count as 3. I have 2 partitions to process these 10 records(i.e first 5 records will be processed in first partition and remaining records processed in 2nd partition while processing records…
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JSR 352 Spring Batch vs. Java EE

A couple of questions regarding JSR 352, Spring Batch, and Java 1) When would someone use Java to build a batch JSR-352 application over Spring Batch? My initial take is it would require more coding in Java than Spring Batch. 2) Did version 7 of…
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WebSphere Liberty - Batch reader/writer/etc. not showing updated values when job is re-run with different job parameter values

When I ran a job multiple times on the liberty server it allways takes the parameter values of my first job ran although I changed the values. So I can't run the job multiple times with different parameter values. Why? What happens if I run several…
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Batch job definition: How to run a dynamically-calculated number of partitions?

As a newbie to the Batch Processing API (JSR-352), I have some difficulties modeling the following (simplified) scenario: Suppose we have a Batchlet that produces a dynamic set of files in a first step. In a second step, all these files must be…
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Is Java EE Batch (JSR 352) going to be part of quarkus?

Batch API is pretty cool framework. JBoss implementation "jBeret" add even more some cool stuff like REST API and UI. Is Batch API going to be part of Quarkus at some point?
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Java batch: How to programmatically determine which partition you are running?

In a JSR-352 batch I want to use partitioning. I can define the number of partitions via configuration or implement a PartitionMapper to do that. Then, there are the JobContext and StepContext injectables to provide context information to my…
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JEE 7 JSR 352 passing data from batchlet to a chunk-step

I have read the standard (and the javadoc) but still have some questions. My use case is simple: A batchlet fetches data from an external source and acknowledges the data (meaning that the data is deleted from the external source after…
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JSR-352 Java Batch: why does JobListener.afterJob() always get batch status STARTED?

I'm a Java Batch newbie. I deployed a simple batch job that includes a JobListener on WebSphere Liberty 17.0.0.4 (note that I'm using IBM's JSR-352 implementation, not Spring Batch). The batch job itself runs as expected: it reads an input file,…
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