JobManager.getJob() claims to find a job, "either scheduled or active".
However, this method just calls findJobs() internally, which does not claim to
look at scheduled jobs, and doesn't appear to do so. It seems to be necessary
to also call JobManager.getScheduledJobs() t
Roll, Kevin wrote
> JobManager.getJob() claims to find a job, "either scheduled or active".
> However, this method just calls findJobs() internally, which does not claim
> to look at scheduled jobs, and doesn't appear to do so. It seems to be
> necessary to also call
Carsten Ziegeler wrote
> Roll, Kevin wrote
>> JobManager.getJob() claims to find a job, "either scheduled or active".
>> However, this method just calls findJobs() internally, which does not claim
>> to look at scheduled jobs, and doesn't appear to do so.
