I am running a Jakarta EE application in a clustered WebSphere Application Server ND 9 environment.
This application uses @Schedule annotations to schedule various events that happen once a day, or once an hour; as automatic, persistent timers.
Sometimes, though, the support team for the application may need to re-trigger an event - e.g. if a file the timer relies on didn't come in on time; or if there's an emergency change needed.
Is this something that can be done through either the WebSphere console, via the database storing the timer info, or via another route?
