I've got a class library (c#, .net 4.0) implementing a wrapper class for a Quartz.net Scheduler and a bunch of Triggers and Jobs which I'd like to have executed. This wrapper class has a simple Start() and Stop() mathod to start or shutdown the Scheduler.
When I instanciate my wrapper from a console application, it registers my Jobs + Triggers and everything works fine. All jobs are executing as expected and when expected. When I do the same thing from within a Windows Service (which I have build as a container for the Scheduler) some Triggers never get fired while others do work as expected.
All my Triggers are very simple, like execute every x minutes and repeat forever. I hooked up a global ITriggerListener and logged away everything. The missing Triggers don't fire and they don't misfire. It is as if they are not present.
Unfortunately I didn't manage to set up logging for the Common.Logging infrastructure used by Quartz, so I don't have any information on whats going on inside. Any help is greatly appreciated.