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.. ==================================================
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.. FOR YOUR INFORMATION
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.. --------------------------------------------------
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.. -*- coding: utf-8 -*- with BOM.
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.. include:: ../../Includes.txt
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.. _scheduler-api:
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Scheduler API
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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It is possible to refer to the Scheduler from other extensions. Once a
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:code:`\TYPO3\CMS\Scheduler\Scheduler` object has been instantiated all of its public
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methods can be used. The PHPdoc of the methods should be enough to
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understand what each is to be used for. It would be excessive to
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describe them all here.
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However a few deserve a special mention:
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- :code:`fetchTask()` : this method is used to fetch a registered task
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from the database given an id. If no id is given, it will return the
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next due task. The return value is the unserialized task object.
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- :code:`fetchTaskRecord()` : is also used to retrieve a registered task
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from the database, but it returns the record corresponding to the task
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registration and not the task object itself. It is not designed fetch
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the next due task.
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- :code:`fetchTasksWithCondition()` : can be used to retrieve one or
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more registered tasks, that fit a given SQL condition. It returns an
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array containing all the records of the matching tasks registrations.
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These are the main methods that will be used from outside the
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Scheduler as they can retrieve registered tasks from the database.
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When a task has been fetched, all public methods from the
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:code:`\TYPO3\CMS\Scheduler\Task\AbstractTask` class can be used.
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