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Subject: Re: continous time triger
For what it's worth, we have a trigger that fires once a day for a recurring
calculation. When an element comes in, we set the trigger context's processing
time timer to the exact millisecond of the desired
For what it's worth, we have a trigger that fires once a day for a
recurring calculation. When an element comes in, we set the trigger
context's processing time timer to the exact millisecond of the desired
time. The predefined triggers were useful to look at to achieve this:
https://github.com/apa
Hi Radu,
you can register processing and event time time triggers using the
TriggerContext which is given to the onElement, onProcessingTime and
onEventTime methods of Trigger. In case you register a processing time
timer, the onProcessingTime method will be called once the system clock has
passed
