#20 <tasks> iterator...

[adymlincoln]

Introduce a new <iterator> that would be part of the <jbjf-tasks> element. This would allow us to iterator a series of <task> elements using a simple test condition. A nagging issue with JBJF is Out-Of-Memory exceptions when dealing with huge data sets. The <iterator> would allow us to rotate thru a number of tasks, one reading a record, another writing a record.

Essentially, introduce a looping construct for tasks.

[adymlincoln]

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-Introduce a new <iterator> that would be part of the <tasks> element.  This would allow us to iterator a series of <task> elements using a simple test condition.  A nagging issue with JBJF is Out-Of-Memory exceptions when dealing with huge data sets.  The <iterator> would allow us to rotate thru a number of tasks, one reading a record, another writing a record.
+Introduce a new &lt;iterator&gt; that would be part of the &lt;jbjf-tasks&gt; element.  This would allow us to iterator a series of &lt;task&gt; elements using a simple test condition.  A nagging issue with JBJF is Out-Of-Memory exceptions when dealing with huge data sets.  The &lt;iterator&gt; would allow us to rotate thru a number of tasks, one reading a record, another writing a record.
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+Essentially, introduce a looping construct for tasks.

• Group: --> version-1.5.0

[adymlincoln]

Moving to 3.0.0. This will be a new type of <action>.