make argument when run ".sh" file

[Anonymous]

I am using "Scheduler component(tQuartzScheduler)" to run job every day specific time.

so I input the specific time, and build job, and run ".sh" in linux

But If I want to change the specific time, I have to reset the time in Component and rebuild.

I want to change the specific time  when I run ".sh" file 

like  "runjob.sh [0 0 2 1/1 * ? *(cron expression)]"

Is it possible?

[Anonymous]

This is a custom component shared by Kooin-Shin on Talend Exchange. I have never used it, can you test if the specific time field support context variable? If yes, then you are able to pass the value dynamically when running the job in Command prompt?

Regards
Shong

[Anonymous]

when I text "t" and CTRL + SPACE .

then looks like below..

Is it possible?

if It possible what component should  I use?

Thanks for your reply

[Anonymous]

You can simply make a testing to see if it supports context variable or not, for example, define a context variable called minutes, and set its default value as *, and then set the Minute column as context.minutes, run the job, any compile error or the job works as expected?

[Anonymous]

Thanks, I try your solution

but seems didn't work

[Anonymous]

If I were okay with context variable could use..

what is the next step?

I'm just wondering

[Anonymous]

If it the fields support context variable, then you can run the job script and pass the value to variable like this:
/runjob.sh --context_param var1=value1 --context_param var2=value2

[Anonymous]

Thaks. shong