Activity for John Norton
-
John Norton posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I meant to open this in Help. However I can answer my own question here. There was another topic that suggested how to edit the job chain config xml file directly: https://sourceforge.net/p/jobscheduler/discussion/486122/thread/f600da9578/ If I modify the xml file directly it remains persistent, It may or may not appear in JOE, and it seems that if it does appear in JOE, if you change it, it will not save the change - you have to edit the file directly.
-
Environment: Windows 2016 Server, MariaDB. Java 1.8.231 JobScheduler 1.13 I am trying to launch a job chain on completion of a job chain - so JC1 completes and launches JC2. There is an example in the doc of this, and there is a link to a zip file with a tutorial, but that takes me to a 404 page not found. The example says that one of the jobs in JC1 uses a Return Code to set an order for the second Job Chain, but there is a sync job that exists at the end of JC1 and at the beginning of JC2 so that...
-
Giroux - I am not a moderator or admin here just a (new) contributor - I think maybe the best way to make this discussion board useful is to acknowledge this as the right solution (you did) and then make a new thread. However - given that you asked the question looking at the error message you posted, it looks like something is wrong with the creds you put into your hibernate configuration.
-
v1.13.0 installed as a single master on Windows 2016 Server. Jobs and job chains execute successfully. Event processing is enabled. When creating a job stream (or following the example downloaded) events are not created. Job processes, successfully exits with rc:0. The exit condition from that should be to create event "job1" which then starts job2 now. First run will cause job1 to go green and then rc:0 condition goes green. Event is not created and processing stops.
-
Hi - I had the same problem on Win 2016. The solution that worked for me was to copy the file msvcr100.dll from: C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_231\bin\plugin2 (or wherever your java is installed) To c:\windows\system32 and c:\windows\syswow64 Be sure to have installed 64-bit Java manually - the autoinstaller will pick 32-bit.
1
