Thank you for your answer.
I am not very interested in importing more dependencies even though I know
those projects you mention are great (I really like Erlang..).
Anyway you gave me an idea that could solve it. Implement a "messaging
system" in web2py by keeping a table with those contents as
If all what you need is to report th task progress, you could periodically
write the amount of work done to db from within the task. Then query db
asynchronously with ajax to show it to the user. This could be done by
extending the "scheduler_run" table.
I'm not sure if there is a way to stop a
Sorry to rehash this topic, this is critical to me and eventually to you.
Scheduler in web2py works great.
What I need is to access the workers asynchronously and invoke methods on
it so that I can pause/resume/abort them and check on its level of progress.
Any ideas on this?
Thank you
On Sat
You can
db(db.scheduler_run.status=='FAILED').update(status='QUEUED')
and they will run again.
On Feb 11, 4:58 pm, Brian M wrote:
> Viniciusban - if a scheduler task fails or times out then no it will not be
> run again unless you change the status back to queued. Guess it is good
> because i
Viniciusban - if a scheduler task fails or times out then no it will not be run
again unless you change the status back to queued. Guess it is good because it
makes you handle possible errors and prevents runaway tasks, but rather
annoying during testing since you must reenable after errors or i
Vinicius:
I don't think so, it will be stored in db.scheduler_run with status =
'FAILED'
On Feb 10, 5:48 pm, Vinicius Assef wrote:
> Yet on schedules, if my task failed or timed out, will web2py try to
> run it next time?
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Massimo:
For instance, I created a method that returns the progress of the task
that I am running
I guess my questions could collapse into this example:
Consider,
in a db file
def plugin_run(plugin, **kw):
plugin_obj = load_plugin(plugin, **kw)
plugin_obj.start()
return plugin_obj.rep
Yet on schedules, if my task failed or timed out, will web2py try to
run it next time?
On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 3:39 PM, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> Not sure I understand. You do not call scheduled_workers functions.
> You schedule tasks. Workers pick them up from queue an execute them
> using th
Not sure I understand. You do not call scheduled_workers functions.
You schedule tasks. Workers pick them up from queue an execute them
using the available power.
On Feb 10, 4:54 am, blackthorne wrote:
> - Is it possible to call scheduled_workers functions asynchronously?
> How?
> - How should I
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