The timer waits for a specified time; then it returns from sleep
and resumes an AssemblyLine, that is, it starts a new cycle. This
Connector runs in Iterator mode only.
On attribute mapping, there is one attribute you can map into the
work entry: a timestamp, which is of type java.util.Date.
It will contain the time when it started the cycle.
Using Delta functionality with this Connector does probably not
make much sense.
Select a month to run the Timer Connector (* = any)
Day
Day of the month to run the Timer Connector on (* = any)
Weekday
Select a weekday to run the Timer Connector (* = any)
Hours
The hour(s) at which to run the Timer Connector (* = any). You
can specify multiple values in a comma-separated list, but
the values must be in ascending order.
Minutes
The minute(s) at which to run the Timer Connector. You can specify
multiple values in a comma-separated list, but the values must
be in ascending order.
Schedule
This is a UNIX crontab-style schedule parameter
to set up when to run the Connector; when this parameter is specified
it overrides all other timing parameters. The main use of this would
be to specify more than one weekday to run; for example to specify
that the Connector should be run at 03:45 every weekday, the schedule
parameter could be set to "* * 2,3,4,5,6 3 45".
Detailed Log
If this field is checked, additional log messages are generated.
Comment
This parameter can hold any user comments. It is not taken into
account during the operation of the Connector.