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  1. Support Resources

    Support https://www.sos-berlin.com/long-term-support Provide customers with bug-fixes after the Last Public Maintenance Release up to the End Of Life
    Product Knowledge Base • Oct 25, 2015

  2. Released Features

    have been added to a release, e.g. from the Candidate Features list. Released Features are subject to on-going maintenance and are available in the Release Information section. Released Features will be moved to the Deprecated Features list towards the end of their life cycle.    
    Product Knowledge Base • Jun 20, 2015

  3. What is the difference between "end" and "kill immediately"?

    JobScheduler Operations Center (JOC) provides two methods to end a running task. Both are reachable via the context menu of the task. End a task with the "end … for shell jobs. End a task with the "kill immediately" command This command will send the following xml command to the JobScheduler engine: <kill_task
    Product Knowledge Base • Oct 16, 2014

  4. Feature Life Cycle Management

    Release Policy - Feature Life Cycle Management
    Product Knowledge Base • Mar 01, 2015

  5. Release Policy - Product Life Cycle Management

    How long will you support the different versions of JobScheduler and YADE?
    Product Knowledge Base • Mar 01, 2015

  6. Example with execution of a second job chain only if a specific job has ended successfully and first job chain is completed

    ). How it works: A sync job is located at the end of job chain1 and at the beginning of job chain 2. Job12 has a command on exit code=success which will create
    Product Knowledge Base • Dec 22, 2020

  7. Release Policy - Planning Cycle

    Scope Feature Life Cycle Management includes features being subject to a Planning Cycle: new features are planned and specified before being developed … planning the mapping to the respective status in the Change Management System https://change.sos-berlin.com/. Further resources for life cycle management
    Product Knowledge Base • Jul 08, 2015

  8. Release Policy - Development Cycle

    Scope Feature Life Cycle Management includes that planned features are subject to a Development Cycle: having passed the Planning Cycle new features can … https://change.sos-berlin.com. Further resources for life cycle management for the overall Product Life Cycle see Release Policy - Product Life Cycle Management for information about
    Product Knowledge Base • Mar 18, 2015

  9. Release Policy - Deprecation Cycle

    Scope Feature Life Cycle Management includes that released features may eventually be replaced by new functions, i.e. they are subject to a Deprecation Cycle … Further resources for life cycle management for the overall Product Life Cycle see Release Policy - Product Life Cycle Management for information about release
    Product Knowledge Base • Dec 25, 2015

  10. How to run Java Managed Beans from a job

    value can be configured. cancel The job executes the cancel function on a running MBean. The cancel function is expected to cause the MBean to end it's … an MBean end at the end of a period or to stop it manually using the "stop" command of the job menu. execute The job calls the execute function of an MBean which
    Product Knowledge Base • Mar 03, 2015