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• The following test cases are available with the Resource Lock Consumer sample job chain.
• Run test case 1: Check resource lock on first job step
  • The job chain test_case_1 makes use of the /resource_lock_provider/request_resource_lock job as the first job node.
  • No parameterization is used, therefore the scope of the resource lock is the current job chain that is forced to process order sequentially.
  • Adding multiple orders to this job chain causes all orders to be processed only after predecessor orders completed the job chain.
    • Start the orders test_case_1-1, ..., test_case_1-3 by use of JOC.
    • Add any number of new orders by use of JOC with the Add Order context menu.
• Run test case 1A:   Check resource lock on first job step with common resource lock for test case 1
  • The job chain test_case_1A is a copy of test_case_1 but makes use of the same resource lock as test_case_1. 
  • The orders test_case_1A-1, ..., test_case_1A-3 use the parameter resource_lock with the value /resource_lock_consumer/test_case_1 therefore forcing order orders for both job chains to be processed sequentially:
    • Start the orders test_case_1-1, ..., test_case_1-3 by use of JOC that will run for job chain test_case_1.
    • Start the orders test_case_1A-1, ..., test_case_1A-3 by use of JOC that will run in job chain test_case_1A but are synchronized with orders of job chain test_case_1.
• Run test case 2: Check resource lock on each job step
  • This test case is designed to prevent parallel execution of orders in a job chain independent from the job node that orders are started for.
  • The job chain test_case_2 makes use of the jobs job_step_1_resource_lock and job_step_2_resource_lock. Both jobs are assigned the request_resource_lock monitor. The above-mentioned initial job node request_resource_lock is not used as the individual jobs would anyway make use of the same resource lock monitor.
  • Adding multiple orders to this job chain causes orders to behave sequentially as for test case 1:
    
    • Start the orders test_case_2-1, ..., test_case_2-3 by use of JOC.
    • Add any number of new orders by use of JOC with the Add Order context menu.

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