Hi,
if you have a schedulix installation built from source, you should have a few shell scripts in the bin directory that work as init.d scripts.
Basically:
schedulix-client
schedulix-examples
schedulix-server-pg or schedulix-server-mariadb
schedulix-zope4
If you've installed the rpms, they will be in the /etc/init.d directory.
The systemd can handle those files and you can enable the services by doing
systemctl enable <scriptname>
It isn't a bad idea to test the scripts first.
If you run (as root) for instance
/etc/init.d/schedulix-server-pg start
the scheduling server should start. And a
/etc/init.d/schedulix-server-pg stop
will stop it.
I do have some systemd files here that would install the services in a systemd way, but I didn't find the time to integrate that into schedulix.
Hope that helps,
Ronald