xxl-job parameters

DebugTools can be used to quickly call task methods without relying on the server side of xxl-job.

If we write a task method (as shown below) through the @XxlJob annotation, we can call this task method through DebugTools.

package io.github.future0923.debug.tools.test.application.job;

import com.xxl.job.core.biz.model.ReturnT;
import com.xxl.job.core.context.XxlJobHelper;
import com.xxl.job.core.handler.annotation.XxlJob;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;

/**
 * @author future0923
 */
@Component
public class TestJob {

    @XxlJob("testJobParam")
    public ReturnT<String> testJobParam() {
        String jobParam = XxlJobHelper.getJobParam();
        ReturnT<String> returnT = new ReturnT<>();
        returnT.setContent(jobParam);
        return returnT;
    }
}

If you get the parameters passed by xxl-job server through XxlJobHelper.getJobParam() or XxlJobContext.getXxlJobContext(), you need to set the parameters in the debug panel of DebugTools. DebugTools will automatically build a XxlJobContext context object and set the parameters to the context.

For example: We set the parameter to DebugTools.

Click Run and view the method return value through the Debug method. You can see that the passed parameter DebugTools can be obtained through the context.

TIP

When you click the Run button to call, DebugTools will record the debug parameter information.
When you wake up the debug panel next time, the parameter information of the last debug will be automatically filled in.
When you use Execute Last to quickly call the last request, the parameter information of the last debug will also be carried.