Esempio n. 1
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# set the commandline that needs to be executed
job.setCommandline('diff ' + file1Name+ ' ' + file2Name)

job.addInputFileUrl(file1url);
job.addInputFileUrl(file2url);

# create the job on the backend and specify the VO to use
job.createJob("/ARCS/StartUp")
print 'Submitting job...'
# submit the job
job.submitJob()

print 'Waiting for the job to finish...'
# this waits until the job is finished. Checks every 10 seconds (which would be too often for a real job)
finished = job.waitForJobToFinish(10)

if not finished:
        print "not finished yet."
        # kill the job on the backend anyway
        job.kill(True);
else:
        print 'Job finished. Status: '+job.getStatusString(False)
        # download and cache the jobs' stdout and display it's content
        print "Stdout: " + job.getStdOutContent()
        # download and cache the jobs' stderr and display it's content
        print "Stderr: " + job.getStdErrContent()
        # kill and clean the job on the backend
        job.kill(True)

# don't forget to exit properly. this cleans up possible existing threads/executors
sys.exit()
Esempio n. 2
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        if restarted:
            print "Job distribution for restarted jobs:"
            for subLoc in multiPartJob.getOptimizationResult().keySet():
                resubmitted = True
                print subLoc + " : " +multiPartJob.getOptimizationResult().get(subLoc)
        else:
            print "Job not restarted (yet)."
    
    print "Job not finished yet. Waiting..."
    time.sleep(3)

print "Multipartjob "+multiPartJob.getBatchJobname()+" finished."

# finally, everything is ready. We could do a lot more here, but you get the idea...
for job in multiPartJob.getJobs():
    print "Job: "+job.getJobname()+", Status: "+job.getStatusString(False)
    print
    print "Stdout: "
    print job.getStdOutContent()
    print
    print "Stderr: "
    print job.getStdErrContent()
    print
    print
    
print "Finished."
    
# don't forget to exit properly. this cleans up possible existing threads/executors
sys.exit()