<?php

/**
 * A demo cronjob to illustrate its usage. A starting date can be set, along
 * with a few interval types in days, hours, or minutes. A timeout variable
 * can also be set to ensure that a cronjob will not be running twice. Best
 * practice would be to keep the time under the interval, but certain
 * circumstances might arise where the timeout exceeds the interval.
 *
 * @author Stefan van Beusekom
 * @version 1.0
 */
class Callcenter_Model_Cron_Demo extends Callcenter_Model_Cron_Abstract {

    const CRON_START_DATETIME = "2012-11-14 12:00:00";
    const CRON_INTERVAL_DAYS = 0;
    const CRON_INTERVAL_HOURS = 0;
    const CRON_INTERVAL_MINUTES = 1;
    const CRON_TIMEOUT_MINUTES = 0;
    const CRON_TIMEOUT_SECONDS = 5;
    const CRON_PRIORITY = 1;
    const CRON_ACTIVE = false;

    /**
     * This method contains the actual code you wish for the cron job to
     * execute while you run it. This can vary from XML creation to updating
     * a product listing. Use this example to create your own cron job class.
     *
     * @author Stefan van Beusekom
     * @since 1.0
     */
    protected function task() {
        // An example of an error occurring in your own code, and how to handle it.
        //$this->addError("A horrible test error has occurred, call the cops!");
    }

}

?>