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Lukasz Chudy commented on MIFOS-3566:
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Verified on 12.10.2010
Now the catch-up execution feature from executeTask() method in
TaskHelper.class works properly.
Commit: b4e64fa30a6e9b490211e7a849f28405fc839120
Build Number: hudson-head-1.7.x-22
Branch Name: origin/1.7.x
> Catch-up execution feature from executeTask() method in TaskHelper.class
> executes tasks for each day until now, ignoring task delay
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>
> Key: MIFOS-3566
> URL: http://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOS-3566
> Project: mifos
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Batch jobs
> Affects Versions: Release E
> Reporter: Adam Balcerzak
> Assignee: Jakub Sławiński
> Fix For: Release E - Iteration 5, Release E
>
> Attachments:
> 001-Test-showing-malfunction-in-executeTask-in-TaskHelpe.patch,
> 002-A-fix-to-malfunction-in-executeTask-in-TaskHelper.cl.patch
>
>
> When a batchjob task doesn't finish successfully, the next time it runs,
> catch-up execution from executeTask() method in TaskHelper.class should run
> the task for each day the task hasn't finished successfully as well as run it
> for current time. However now it executes old tasks for every single day
> until now, ignoring task's delay time.
> E.g. if a task is scheduled to run every 7 days and once it hasn't finished
> successfully, the next week it should run only 2 times (once to catch-up and
> once as planned) instead of 14
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