I am trying to get the pages which are scheduled to activated in cq5.5 through code.To get the pages ,which are activated,I have used the property replicationAction.
But for the pages which are scheduled to activated,is there any similar property we can use or is there any other way we can get it.
Thanks for the help.
It's not trivial, but doable. I'm not sure whether that's the easiest way to achieve it, but this is how I'd start:
Get an AgentManager service through reference
Find the appropriate Agent from the map retrieved by getAgents()
getQueue() on the agent will give you the ReplicationQueue object that provides the functionality you're looking for.
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I'm trying to find whether the Episerver Scheduled job (Episerver CMS 11) is triggered manually or automatically.
While on finding in Episerver documents I do see the 'ScheduledJobTrigger' and 'ScheduledJobLogItem' are related to this. But still, I am unable to find out how to call the service for implementation and get the expected value. Can anyone help me on this?
In code, the ScheduledJob will not have a user associated with it's context when fired automatically (either via API or scheduled firing), whereas a manual start will have user context associated to it.
If you are looking to identify if this was triggered manually, checking that user context may be what you are looking for.
I'm trying to implement automatic backfills in Argo workflows, and one of the last pieces of the puzzle I'm missing is how to access the lastScheduledTime field from my workflow template.
I see that it's part of the template, and I see it getting updated each time a workflow is scheduled, but I can't find a way to access it from my template to calculate how many executions I might have missed since the last time the scheduler was online.
Is this possible? Or maybe, is this the best way to implement this functionality on Argo?
I am using Gatling and am running into an issue implementing an integration test. The test I am running has two parts (scenarios):
The first part is a simple GET request to verify expected server responses. In this step, it returns a form's configuration ID as well as other properties of the form.
In the next step, I am hitting PUT route which updates various properties of this form's configuration for testing of this route and other functionality through the back ends of an application.
The issue with these steps is that after running the second step, if there are any forms saved under that configuration, it will clone a copy for security purposes and changes the ID. Long story short, the same ID does not persist from test to test.
My question is: Is there a way within Gatling to run SQL Queries to get values and store them and then pass them? OR is there a way to store a variable from the GET method and pass it in in the second scenario's PUT method. I know there is Gatling's .saveAs() method, but I believe the scope of this function is only scenario.
Please notify me for further clarification and details; thanks in advance.
The Google group link only shows you how to share (&cache) data between different user-sessions.
If you are looking for sharing data between "scenarios" rather than "user sessions", you should check out Peter's answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/43061278/1395126
It's the only information I can find on the internet today that really shows you how to share data between scenarios in Gatling.
IMHO, it's super important to look out for the line of "// Set it here" comment. This is THE secret about sharing data among scenarios. Without setting session attribute first or accessing the "CreateId" directly in another scenario could not work.
This answer: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/gatling/bfpKd_9d6gk can probably be used to handle your use case.
After some googling I found that this reason if caused by too many scheduled conferences by my Application Endpoint. My only problem is, how do I delete/remove currently stored scheduled conferences for my application endpoint, when the only access I have to my server is through PowerShell??
EDIT:
Just found a command that actually could increase number of scheduled meetings per organizer (Set-CsUserServicesConfiguration -MaxScheduledMeetingsPerOrganizer 2000), but it didn't change the issue. I'm still receiving MaxConferencesExceeded error. Any ideas??
Use Get-CsUserServicesConfiguration to make sure the change has actually occurred, and/or setting it globally to make sure it has the correct context for your users.
I've also found with a large pool, it can take a while to kick in.
Have you tried republishing your Lync topology after making the change? A bit dramatic, but can help with Lync gets itself into a knot with changes.
I'm try to implement a user search on top of my working Smack-API based jabber client.It can create user using:
AccountManager manager = conn.getAccountManager();
manager.createAccount(usename,password);
However I need to add a functionality that will first search for "existing" user before it creates the account, but I can't find any straightforward way to do it. Anyone can provide me hints?
Thanks.
Apparently what's needed is just to catch the error code 409 in the XMPPException, as createAccount throws exception if user exist.
Although you don't actually need the functionality you requested any more (according to your own answer), I will answer the original question anyway for future reference.
There is a class called UserSearchManager in Smack that can be used for this purpose.
Easiest way is to log in as the user once, without sending presence. In general, we try to find all of the ways you could answer this question without having the ability to log in as the user, and eliminate them, in order to help prevent spim.