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Redirect output of my java program under qsub

由 杀马特。学长 韩版系。学妹 提交于 2019-12-11 06:05:49
问题 I am currently running multiple Java executable program using qsub. I wrote two scripts: 1) qsub.sh, 2) run.sh qsub.sh #! /bin/bash echo cd `pwd` \; "$@" | qsub run.sh #! /bin/bash for param in 1 2 3 do ./qsub.sh java -jar myProgram.jar -param ${param} done Given the two scripts above, I submit jobs by sh run.sh I want to redirect the messages generated by myProgram.jar -param ${param} So in run.sh , I replaced the 4th line with the following ./qsub.sh java -jar myProgram.jar -param ${param}

rabbitmq AMQP::consume()

由 橙三吉。 提交于 2019-12-06 06:05:58
问题 AMQP function consume() is a blocking function with a callback, Is it possible to set a timeout for consume() function, so after specific amount of time it doesn't block anymore and the code execution completes ? 回答1: Yes, here's how: $amqp = new AMQPConnection($your_connection_params); $amqp->setTimeout($seconds); Then when you call consume() on a queue, if no messages arrive within the timeout period, an AMQPException will be thrown from consume() with the message, "Resource temporarily

rabbitmq AMQP::consume()

由 让人想犯罪 __ 提交于 2019-12-04 11:15:43
AMQP function consume() is a blocking function with a callback, Is it possible to set a timeout for consume() function, so after specific amount of time it doesn't block anymore and the code execution completes ? Yes, here's how: $amqp = new AMQPConnection($your_connection_params); $amqp->setTimeout($seconds); Then when you call consume() on a queue, if no messages arrive within the timeout period, an AMQPException will be thrown from consume() with the message, "Resource temporarily unavailable". If you ever break out of consume() or hit a timeout, be sure to call cancel() on the queue object
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