Hi,
Le vendredi 07 janvier 2011 à 20:34 +0100, nap a écrit :
> I think I found what make this : the sched_id is missing in the
> properties dict of Notification.
>
> Add this :
>
> 'sched_id' : IntegerProp(default=0),
>
> And it should be ok I think. I'll patch it.
>
Thx for correcting this (even if I don't understand why adding
'sched_id' in the properties dict of Notification solved the problem
with enqueing/dequeing in multiprocessing.Queue. Does this Queue uses
this properties dict ?)
A problem still remains (with the last git code), my scheduler crashes
when it receives the return from reactionner (in put_results() of
scheduler.py).
Same logic, adding the 'check_time' attribute to the Notification
properties dict solved the problem :
notification.py
94a95
> 'check_time' : IntegerProp(default=0),
All seems working now here.
Btw, didn't you like my little worker.py patch to add exception
catching, in my precedent mail ?
Regards,
Laurent
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