How to create a job in the NineThousandJobqueueBundle code

JobExample.php

<?php

namespace MyApp\MyBundle\Controller;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\Controller;

use NineThousand\Jobqueue\Job\StandardJob as Job;
use NineThousand\Bundle\NineThousandJobqueueBundle\Vendor\Doctrine\Adapter\Job\Symfony2DoctrineJobAdapter as JobAdapter;
use NineThousand\Bundle\NineThousandJobqueueBundle\Entity\Job as JobEntity;

class DefaultController extends Controller
{
    public function indexAction()
    {
       
        $jobAdapter = new JobAdapter(
            $this->container->getParameter('jobqueue.adapter.options'),
            new JobEntity(),
            $this->getDoctrine()->getEntityManager(),
            $this->get('logger')
        );

        //once you have the job adapter you can instantiate a new job
        $job = new Job($jobAdapter);

        //set the important job parameters like executable
        $job->setExecutable('/home/users/mySite.com/app/console help');

        $job->setType('SymfonyConsoleJobControl');

        $job->setMaxRetries(10);

        $job->setCooldown('1000');

        $job->setArgs(array('--help'));

        //get the queueControl service
        $queueControl = $this->get('jobqueue.control');

        //Its better to have the queue service adopt the job rather than setting it for a queue manually
        //adopting a job will automatically set the correct job queue for that job

        //to make the job active
        $queueControl->getActiveQueue()->adoptJob($job);

        //to put it in the retry queue
        $queueControl->getRetryQueue()->adoptJob($job);
        
        return $this->render('myBundle:Default:index.html.twig', array(
            'activeQueue'    => $queueControl->getActiveQueue(),
            'retryQueue'     => $queueControl->getRetryQueue(),
            'scheduleQueue'  => $queueControl->getScheduleQueue(),
        ));
        
    }
}