Leadtools.Cloud.Job Namespace > JobBase Class : OnJobReceived Method |
public abstract void OnJobReceived( string id, string userToken, string jobMetadata, string jobType, int progressRate )
'Declaration Public MustOverride Sub OnJobReceived( _ ByVal id As String, _ ByVal userToken As String, _ ByVal jobMetadata As String, _ ByVal jobType As String, _ ByVal progressRate As Integer _ )
'Usage Dim instance As JobBase Dim id As String Dim userToken As String Dim jobMetadata As String Dim jobType As String Dim progressRate As Integer instance.OnJobReceived(id, userToken, jobMetadata, jobType, progressRate)
public abstract void OnJobReceived( string id, string userToken, string jobMetadata, string jobType, int progressRate )
function Leadtools.Cloud.Job.JobBase.OnJobReceived( id , userToken , jobMetadata , jobType , progressRate )
public: abstract void OnJobReceived( String^ id, String^ userToken, String^ jobMetadata, String^ jobType, int progressRate )
When creating a cloud worker, your custom assembly will be loaded to process the job. When loaded, the OnJobReceived Method will be called to notify your assembly a new job is ready to be processed. Your implementation of the OnJobReceived Method should block until job processing is complete. For more information on creating cloud workers, refer to Creating Cloud Worker Assemblies.
Post the progress of the current job using the UpdatePercentage Method. Failure to post progress can cause the windows service to assume the process is hung and the windows service will terminate the process. Progress should be posted at the interval specified by the progressRate parameter.
For more information on how the userToken, jobMetadata, and jobType properties are used, refer to Understanding The LEADTOOLS Cloud Database.
Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2