Sometimes the script does not propagate the error conditions to the GFac layers. If the job/script exit with error code, those shall be propagated back to Gfac. Other option is not writing the output files if application has failed. In such cases GFac shall figure out something is not right and report an error. If the system got an error it will send a SendingFault notification. if you have seen the notification and still the box is green, then it is a bug and easily fixable one for that matter.
If you havent seen the Sending fault notification and the green did not become red then you should figure out a way to pass the error condition to GFac. If you can elaborate how "script has found that execution has failed" Lahiru can help you fix this easily. >> >> 2. The improper execution coloring. >> if the first block fails, it does not turn red and stops running, >> instead the block is still green. The script has found that execution has >> failed but this message is not properly passed to the gui interface to turn >> red showing error. >> > How did the execution failed ? > >> -- Chathura Herath Ph.D http://people.apache.org/~chathura/ http://chathurah.blogspot.com/
