Tag: job queue
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Job Processor Updates in 2014
In an effort to address some long standing Job Processor issues, some major changes were made in 2014. At the time of this writing, there are still some issues being worked on, so be sure to read the workarounds at the bottom of the post. But let’s start with the good news.
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Lifecycle Event Editor – The Plugin
I decided to fulfill my own request for this month. I didn’t have much time to spend writing a new app, so I decided to grab Lifecycle Event Editor code from the EXE and tweak it to run inside Vault Explorer. The plug-in itself has the exact same feature set as the exe. But if…
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Vault Integration Pattern – Asynchronous Queue
The final entry in my Vault Integration Pattern series will focus on using Vault’s job queue for transferring data. Like I said before, there are more integrations patterns out there, I’m just focusing on the ones that I have used first-hand.
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Custom Jobs without Job Processor
If you are building your own custom job, you do not have to plug-in to Job Processor if you don’t want to. The job queue can be accessed through the Vault web services API, just like with files and folders. The recommended approach is to use Job Processor. That approach is what you see in…
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Autodesk PLM 360 Sync
The first release of the Vault/PLM 360 integration has been released. Just like with the SharePoint 2010 integration, I was involved in the design and implementation of this tool. So I thought I would share my thoughts on the project and go over the technical details.
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Q-2ools
Here is Q-Tools 2.0. I updated it for Vault 2012 and hopefully fixed the multi-site issues. I also added, by request, the ability to email multiple addresses when errors are detected.
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Job Queue Priority
Some people have noticed that there is a new job queue column called Priority. This is an API feature, at least for now. So you have to use custom programming if you want to make use of this value. From Vault Explorer, you can see the value, but you can’t do anything with it.
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Vault Data and System Data
If you have worked with Vault for a while, you may have noticed that certain data is specific to a vault and some data applies to all vaults. I'll refer to the second type as System Data. As much as I hate to go into the database details, it's the only way to fully understand…
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