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| - | First, create a new Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse IDE. After that, add all Quartz libraries from the **quartz_install/lib** folder to your web library folder **WebContent/WEB-INF/lib**. You will also need to add Javax transaction API, Java Mail API, JDBC drivers, wfengineserver.jar, jvx.jar and appsclient.jar to your web library folder. | + | First, create a new dynamic web project in Eclipse IDE. After that, add all Quartz libraries from the **quartz_install/lib** folder to your web library folder **WebContent/WEB-INF/lib**. You will also need to add Javax transaction API, Java Mail API, JDBC drivers, wfengineserver.jar, jvx.jar and appsclient.jar to your web library folder. |
| After your dependencies are configured, create a new Java package in the src folder of the project. Set **com.sibvisions.quartz** as name. Create a new Java class in this package. The name of the class should be **WorkflowJob**. | After your dependencies are configured, create a new Java package in the src folder of the project. Set **com.sibvisions.quartz** as name. Create a new Java class in this package. The name of the class should be **WorkflowJob**. | ||