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  • 1.  TN Task Failure(Trigger)

    Posted 06/23/11 11:25 AM

    Hi

    I want a trigger to execute a service when a task fail, so I want to know how do I go about that to write that service, that a trigger should execute a service that will give me only a specific task that has failed not all of them. I’m thinking filters although don’t know how to implement it.


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  • 2.  RE: TN Task Failure(Trigger)

    Posted 06/23/11 02:20 PM

    In this scenario I think you can create a custom schedule service that has logic with wm.tn.task related services and check the failed task status and restart Task etc…not with trigger mechanism though:

    Also did you set any retries count in TN properties for any particular partner?

    HTH,
    RMG


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  • 3.  RE: TN Task Failure(Trigger)

    Posted 06/23/11 05:16 PM

    The TN Administrator’s Guide describes a way to be notified when a task fails.


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  • 5.  RE: TN Task Failure(Trigger)

    Posted 06/27/11 09:43 AM

    I did went through TN Administrator’s Guide, it doesn’t say much on what I want to archive.


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  • 6.  RE: TN Task Failure(Trigger)

    Posted 06/27/11 03:59 PM

    Did you try using folder services I mentioned above and TN retries?


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  • 7.  RE: TN Task Failure(Trigger)

    Posted 06/27/11 06:15 PM

    TN can publish an event when a task fails. The TN Admin guide covers that.

    Then you define a service and trigger to process those events. The service can do whatever you want it to.


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