So you think you understand misfireThreshold?
One of the most critical and least documented features of Quartz is the concept of misfiring and how misfiring is handled. If a trigger was supposed to carry out a job a certain time, and for some reason it was not carried out at that time, it is a misfired trigger. But not any trigger could be treated as a misfired trigger. For e.g. if a trigger is long due for 2 hours from its actual firing time, does it make sense to treat that as a misfired trigger? To make that decision Quartz scheduler relies upon a configurable parameter called misfireThreshold . It is specified in milliseconds. Whenever a trigger is due for misfireThreshold or lesser amount of time, it will be treated as a misfired trigger and triggered depending on the misfire policy specified in the job detail. For e.g. on a certain situation you might want a misfired trigger to be fired immediately, on a certain other situation you might decide its okay to reschdule the same trigger to the next firing time. For SimpleTrigger...