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It's up to the module to require job_queue module as a prereq and make use of it. If you think a specific module should be using some sort of job queuing mechanism, you should contribute a patch or at least let the maintainers of the other modules know.
The module itself handles the queueing and completing of jobs via cron job. It's simple and it works well.
If you're using a module that you feel would benefit from job queuing, post an issue or a patch to the appropriate module's issue queue or contact the maintainer of that module directly. As a last resort, contact me directly and I'll see what I can do to help.
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Comment #1
socialnicheguru commentedi am also very unclear about this.
My case:
manage the sending of account reminder emails for new users.
How do I use job queue in relation to another module?
Chris
Comment #2
Ryan Palmer commentedIt's up to the module to require job_queue module as a prereq and make use of it. If you think a specific module should be using some sort of job queuing mechanism, you should contribute a patch or at least let the maintainers of the other modules know.
Comment #3
wwwoliondorcom commentedSo this modules doesn't do anything by itself ?
Comment #4
Ryan Palmer commentedThe module itself handles the queueing and completing of jobs via cron job. It's simple and it works well.
If you're using a module that you feel would benefit from job queuing, post an issue or a patch to the appropriate module's issue queue or contact the maintainer of that module directly. As a last resort, contact me directly and I'll see what I can do to help.