Examples of KillCommand

Examples of nfc.sample.nfctransaction.commands.KillCommand

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        user_message.setChangeListener(centre_text_listener);
        last_aids.setChangeListener(centre_text_listener);

        mi_kill.setCommandContext(this);
        mi_kill.setCommand(new Command(new KillCommand()));
        addMenuItem(mi_kill);

        mi_settings.setCommandContext(this);
        mi_settings.setCommand(new Command(new SettingsCommand()));
        addMenuItem(mi_settings);
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Examples of org.apache.oozie.command.wf.KillCommand

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                            && action.getStatus() != CoordinatorActionBean.Status.TIMEDOUT
                            && action.getStatus() != CoordinatorActionBean.Status.SUCCEEDED
                            && action.getStatus() != CoordinatorActionBean.Status.KILLED) {
                        // queue a KillCommand to delete the workflow job
                        if (action.getExternalId() != null) {
                            queueCallable(new KillCommand(action.getExternalId()));
                        }
                        action.setStatus(CoordinatorActionBean.Status.KILLED);
                        store.updateCoordinatorAction(action);
                    }
                }
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Examples of org.apache.oozie.command.wf.KillCommand

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        try {
            if (useXCommand) {
                new KillXCommand(jobId).call();
            }
            else {
                new KillCommand(jobId).call();
            }
            LOG.info("User " + user + " killed the WF job " + jobId);
        }
        catch (CommandException e) {
            throw new DagEngineException(e);
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Examples of org.apache.oozie.command.wf.KillCommand

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    public void kill(String jobId) throws DagEngineException {
        // Changing to synchronous call from asynchronous queuing to prevent the
        // loss of command if the queue is full or the queue is lost in case of
        // failure.
        try {
            new KillCommand(jobId).call();
            XLog.getLog(getClass()).info("User " + user + " killed the WF job " + jobId);
        }
        catch (CommandException e) {
            throw new DagEngineException(e);
        }
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Examples of org.apache.oozie.command.wf.KillCommand

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        try {
            if (useXCommand) {
                new KillXCommand(jobId).call();
            }
            else {
                new KillCommand(jobId).call();
            }
            LOG.info("User " + user + " killed the WF job " + jobId);
        }
        catch (CommandException e) {
            throw new DagEngineException(e);
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Examples of org.apache.oozie.command.wf.KillCommand

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                            && action.getStatus() != CoordinatorActionBean.Status.TIMEDOUT
                            && action.getStatus() != CoordinatorActionBean.Status.SUCCEEDED
                            && action.getStatus() != CoordinatorActionBean.Status.KILLED) {
                        // queue a KillCommand to delete the workflow job
                        if (action.getExternalId() != null) {
                            queueCallable(new KillCommand(action.getExternalId()));
                        }
                        action.setStatus(CoordinatorActionBean.Status.KILLED);
                        store.updateCoordinatorAction(action);
                    }
                }
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