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I'm wondering if there is anyway we can assign a job name and have them access using the JobManager's Jobs property ? I thought of using the Generic class but I have to know the type before hand. I'm currently using FluentScheduler and it has a nice name property to identify which job is associated to a specific name. Let me know if this something we can add.
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On 28 Mar 2019, at 00:12, Guru Kathiresan ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm wondering if there is anyway we can assign a job name and have them access using the JobManager's Jobs property ? I thought of using the Generic class but I have to know the type before hand. I'm currently using FluentScheduler and it has a nice name property to identify which job is associated to a specific name. Let me know if this something we can add.
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I'm wondering if there is anyway we can assign a job name and have them access using the JobManager's Jobs property ? I thought of using the Generic class but I have to know the type before hand. I'm currently using FluentScheduler and it has a nice name property to identify which job is associated to a specific name. Let me know if this something we can add.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: