Examples of org.jitterbit.integration.client.ui.operation.runner.OperationRunner.run()

org.jitterbit.integration.client.ui.operation.runner.OperationRunner.run()

Submits the given operation for execution on a Jitterbit server.

This is an asynchronous call. The caller can be informed on the outcome of the request by providing a callback as the last argument. @param op the Operation to run @param timesToRun the number of times to run the operation. This will typically be one (1), but can be a greater number e.g. for stress testing purposes @param callback a callback that will be notified after a successful request, with the operation instance ID that was returned from the server. Use OperationRunner.NO_CALLBACK if not interested in the outcome.


    @Override
    public void execute(String[] params) throws CommandException {
        Operation op = page.getObject();
        OperationRunner runner = factory.newRunner();
        runner.run(op, 1, new Receiver<Long>() {


            @Override
            public void handle(Long opInstanceId) {
                openMonitor(opInstanceId);
            }

    }


    private void runOperations(List<Operation> opsToRun) {
        OperationRunner runner = factory.newRunner();
        for (Operation op : opsToRun) {
            runner.run(op, 1, OperationRunner.NO_CALLBACK);
        }
    }




    private static final class Collector {

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