taska | Workflow Management for Biomedical exploration | BPM library
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Task management systems are crucial tools in modern organizations, by simplifying the coordination of teams and their work. Those tools were developed mainly for task scheduling, assignment, follow-up, and accountability. On the other hand, scientific workflow systems also appeared to help putting together a set of computational processes through the pipeline of inputs and outputs from each, creating in the end a more complex processing workflow. However, there is sometimes a lack of solutions that combine both manually operated tasks with automatic processes, in the same workflow system. TASKA is a web-based platform that incorporates some of the best functionalities of both systems, addressing the collaborative needs of a task manager with well-structured computational pipelines. The system is currently being used by EMIF (European Medical Information Framework) for the coordination of clinical studies.
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QUESTION
I currently have a @Scheduled method in my Spring Boot app
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 06:13You already wrote the answer yourself. You already have the for
loop to use. Put the @Scheduled
on the method with the for-loop, which calls a taskA
method in an external class, and which has the @Async
annotation.
QUESTION
I have this flow:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 14:51Running your code I don't see the branch_op
task failing or being skipped. However, I don't think your BranchPythonOperator
task will work as you'd like it to. There are no inputs being passed into the lambda function and python_callable
is not a templated field for the operator (i.e. the logic is evaluating to the literal string "{{ execution_date.strftime('%H') }}"
so the flow would always follow feed_sensor_b
. Try this instead:
QUESTION
I am working on an sqlite3 shell.
SELECT * FROM tasks WHERE name in ("TaskA", "TaskD") LIMIT 5;
The above statement will print the first 5 rows only. Is there a way to write this statement so the first 5 rows from each of "TaskA" and "TaskD" results are printed?
In essence, I am trying to write a loop akin to:
FOR task in ("TaskA", "TaskD") SELECT * FROM tasks WHERE name = task LIMIT 5;
But I do not know the proper syntax.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-13 at 14:44Use ROW_NUMBER()
window function:
QUESTION
I'm working on a Gradle (Groovy, not Kotlin) library using a bunch of external libraries, and we have a case where we want to implement double-inheritance in our code off of a custom Task provided by an external library. (For reference, that library is specifically the MarkLogic DataHub, and we're extending RunFlowTask, but I've generalized a bit for this example. There are a few restrictions that introduces, but I'm fairly certain all of them can be worked around.)
What I want is the following:
ClassA.gradle
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 11:55Answer was on the second attempt. In build.gradle
, it needed to be:
QUESTION
I am pretty much a noob to HTML/CSS, I've been making a website and added some extra information to the end with icons. The problem is that when I try to add more information, I want them to display next to eachother, not under eachother. Any idea on how to do that? I hope you understand what I mean.. If not, i'll try to clarify the problem more. I've marked it with a comment tag so that you know which part of the code I am talking about
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-08 at 08:00As for a beginner, I would recommend you to learn some more CSS, especially grids, flex
.
As for this code, I think this will do for you.
- Wrap
img
andp
within a wrapper. - Give
display: inline-block
andverical-align: middle
QUESTION
I'm working on a release pipeline there are around 3 task in the 1 Agent. taskA,taskB,taskC I want to run specific task based on specific task failed. I tried custom condition but it didn't satisfied my case. I want task C to be execute when only task B is failed for that I'm using output variable as well. In this case its working only for taskB. When TaskA failed Task B will skip and output variable become null in that case my task C is execute which is not correct.
I'm trying to make a condition which fulfill both TaskA and TaskB condition.
- if TaskA failed --> TaskC should not run
- if TaskB failed --> TaskC should run.
Here is my condition:-> and(eq(Agent.JobStatus, 'failed'), in(variables['oneboxout.oneboxvar'],'False')) Is there any way we can get task name only so my work would be easier.
Below are my task screenshot for your reference.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-23 at 09:33Is there any way we can get task name only so my work would be easier.
The answer is yes.
We could use the REST API Releases - Get Release to get the task name or status;
QUESTION
Does anyone know how to render the following tree preserving white spaces properly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 20:05You need a monospace font, so no matter the character, the size it takes is the same for each characters
QUESTION
I am getting xml response from api in PowerShell, can any one tell me how to loop through and read element values.
My api response
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-14 at 10:00The XML is invalid.
The "Project" and "Tasks" elements are closed with "ProjectID" and "TasksID". They must match.
As soon as you or the developer/admin fixes this, you can cast/parse the plain XML content to a XML document and use it like every other object in PowerShell (by property accessors).
Here as example with a valid XML:
QUESTION
Is there a different between
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-06 at 18:47Yes, there's enormous difference between the two.
In the first case, all 3 tasks will proceed in parallel and independently assuming there's no resource contention among them.
However, in the second case they'll only proceed one by one.
The remarks section for
WhenAll()
is also significant.Depending upon the synchronization context in effect, if any at all, the point where you experience a potential deadlock is also different for both.
The point where an exception thrown by the task is visible differs.
QUESTION
In the Luigi's samples I have read, when you want to use the output file of a previous required task you do something like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 10:16I think in your case the self.input()
is a LocalTarget.
You can Try self.input().path
to get the path.
EDIT:
If TaskB
defines multiple outputs, for example a list, you would have to do:
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