It depends where you are exactly. org.xwiki.job.JobExecutor is a
component role so you need to either inject it if you are yourself in
a component or access the ComponentManager (but again it depends it
which situation you are exacly), see
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Component+Module#HUsin…
for more details about components. If you created you own jobs you
probably seen already how components are working.
On Sat, Nov 15, 2014 at 11:47 AM, Stefan Bernsdorf
<gruener.heinrich(a)web.de> wrote:
  Hi,
 I wanted to use the snip from page
 
http://extensions.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Extension/Job+Module
 ....
        Request jobRequest = new DefaultRequest();
        // Indicate an id to allow you to access the status of this
        unique task, the id is required to save/retrieve the status of
        the job
        jobRequest.setId("taskid");
        // Allow the job to ask questions during its executing (false by
        default)
        jobRequest.setInteractive(true);
        // [since 5.4] Indicate if the job should log informations about
        what is going on (to display it during the process for example,
        true by default)
        jobRequest.setVerbose(true);
        // Put some custom configuration
        jobRequest.setProperty("some custom jobtype related parameter",
        "value");
        // Lookup and execute Job with role hint "jobtype" and wait for
        it to be finished
        jobManager.executeJob("jobtype", request)
        // Lookup and add Job with role hint "jobtype" to the queue
        queue and return right away
        Job job = jobManager.addJob("jobtype", request)
        // Wait until the job is finished
        job.join()
 ..
 to be able to create my own job and job request. But how is the jobManager
 injected? When I use the snip, the
 the jobManager is null.
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