JBEAM - Java based Batch scheduling, processing and monitoring framework.

At a high level, JBEAM can be leveraged to

• Define a batch calendar
• Schedule and execute end of the day processing of business objects
• Schedule execution of inbound and outbound interface jobs
• Schedule any end of business day or monthly reports
• Monitoring of the Jobs status and execution

JBEAM uses [Apache Maven] (http://maven.apache.org/) as its build tool. This section describes some of the basics to developers and contributors new to Apache Maven to know to get productive quickly.

To build JBEAM core components:

git clone git://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM.git

First build the [supporting libraries] (https://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM/blob/master/supporting_libraries/) required for JBEAM by following the [instructions] (https://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM/blob/master/supporting_libraries/build_supporting_libraries.md).

After building supporting libraries use following commands to build JBEAM core components

cd jbeam\jbeam-core-components

mvn clean compile install

To build JBEAM UI components, refer to [Developer guide] (https://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM/blob/master/documentation/developer%20guide/JBEAM%20Developer%20Guide.docx)

To integrate your application with JBEAM refer to JBEAM Integration.

Refer to the [Developer guide] (https://github.com/MastekLtd/JBEAM/blob/master/documentation/developer%20guide/JBEAM%20Developer%20Guide.docx) for detail help on

• setting up workspace
• sample code on writing new batch jobs and batch execution handlers.
• important classes of the framework and it's significance
• build instructions for core components and UI components
• debugging tips
• database design and table structure of core and monitor

[Download JBEAM] (https://sourceforge.net/projects/jbeam/files/)