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Are you sure that line throws a file not found exception? getResourceAsStream() is supposed to return null if the file isn't found.
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No, you'll have to keep track of the run-time yourself.
You'll also have to devise your own mechanism for killing the Job. For example, if the job is stuck on a socket read, there's virtually no standard/reliable way in Java to interrupt that.
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When you want the listener only to be notified of particular jobs.
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Look at Example 9.
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Could you post your config (quartz.properties) file, and give us any other description of your setup and problem?
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The value set for the "org.quartz.dataSource.myCustomDS.connectionProvider.class" property must be a class that implements ConnectionProvider -- you can easily do this if you wish.
You should more easily be able to have Quartz create the datasource as you did in your second attempt -- it looks like you just didn't have DBCP and/or it's dependencies (such as commons-pool) in your application's classpath.
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Job classes must be public, with public no-arg constructors.
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