Reference Guide

Class Methods
ZendJobQueue::__construct
Creates a ZendJobQueue object connected to a Job Queue daemon.
Available since version 5.0
Description
void ZendJobQueue::__construct ([ string $queue ])
Parameters
queue
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This can be one of: 1. No value specified - the default binding will be used. 2. A named queue as
defined in the named queues directive - In such a case, the client will connect to the binding
specified by the directive, and the application name used will be the value provided. 3. A literal
binding URL - the URL will be used to connect to the daemon directly, and no application name
will be defined. 4. If a string is provided which does not match a binding URL format, and has no
alias defined for it, an exception will be thrown. . The default value is taken from default_binding
directive
ZendJobQueue::createHttpJob
Creates a new URL based job to make the Job Queue Daemon call given $script with given $vars
Available since version 5.0
Description
int ZendJobQueue::createHttpJob (string $url, array $vars, mixed
$options)
Parameters
url
vars
options
An absolute URL of the script to call
An associative array of variables which will be passed to the script. The total data size of this
array should not be greater than the size defined in the zend_jobqueue.max_message_size
directive.
An associative array of additional options. The elements of this array can define job priority,
predecessor, persistence, optional name, additional attributes of HTTP request as HTTP
headers, etc The following options are supported: "name" - Optional job name "priority" - Job
priority (see corresponding constants) "predecessor" - Integer predecessor job id "persistent" -
Boolean (keep in history forever) "schedule_time" - Time when job should be executed
"schedule" - CRON-like scheduling command "http_headers" - Array of additional HTTP headers
Return Value
A job identifier which can be used to retrieve the job status
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