Our service has a process that is scheduled according to a properties file, reading the property refreshIntervalMillis. Its value is injected directly in a Quartz trigger with this configuration:
<bean name="trigger"
class="org.springframework.scheduling.quartz.SimpleTriggerFactoryBean "
p:repeatInterval="${refreshIntervalMillis}">
...
</bean>
However, the admins that install this service think in terms of hours/days, so in order to make thing easier for them, we changed this to:
p:repeatInterval="#{ 1000 * 60 * T(java.lang.Integer).valueOf(@configurationProperties['garbageLevelWatcher.refreshIntervalMinutes'])}"
Note: the properties object is exposed as a bean named "configurationProperties"
Is there a simpler syntax to accomplish the same?
Thanks,
"#{T(java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit).MINUTES.toMillis( @configurationProperties['garbageLevelWatcher.refreshIntervalMinutes'])}"
EDIT:
Or...
<context:property-placeholder properties-ref="configurationProperties"
<util:constant id = "MINUTES" static-field="java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit.MINUTES" />
and
"#{@MINUTES.toMillis(${garbageLevelWatcher.refreshIntervalMinutes})}"