def submitJob(self, job):
Q = JobQueue.getQueueObject(self.connection)
worker = Worker(Q.submitJob, job=job, task="submit")
# make
# worker = Worker(self.__submit, job)
worker.signals.updateStarted.connect(self.updateStarted)
worker.signals.progress.connect(self.writeLog)
worker.signals.jobSubmitted.connect(self.jobTableModel.addJob)
worker.signals.updateFinished.connect(self.updateFinished)
self.jobsPending = True
self.threadpool.start(worker)
def syncJobs(self):
# Start a worker that calls the __connect function and
# synchronizes the jobs running on the server
Q = JobQueue.getQueueObject(self.connection)
# connect to host
worker = Worker(Q.syncJobs, task="sync")
worker.signals.updateStarted.connect(self.updateStarted)
worker.signals.progress.connect(self.writeLog)
worker.signals.jobsSynced.connect(self.jobTableModel.setJobs)
worker.signals.updateFinished.connect(self.updateFinished)
self.threadpool.start(worker)
self.updateJobsPending()
def deleteJob(self, jobID):
try:
#print("joblist -> DELETE JOB")
# part of the queue => this should use Factory design
Q = JobQueue.getQueueObject(self.connection)
worker = Worker(Q.deleteJob, jobID=jobID, task="delete")
worker.signals.updateStarted.connect(self.updateStarted)
worker.signals.progress.connect(self.writeLog)
worker.signals.jobDeleted.connect(self.jobTableModel.deleteJob)
worker.signals.updateFinished.connect(self.updateFinished)
# Execute job
self.threadpool.start(worker)
except:
self.msgSignal.emit({
'connectionID': self.connectionID,
'jobID': jobID,
'message': str(sys.exc_info()[1]),
'messageType': 'ERROR'
})
