You can treat each instance as a separate pool in serviceengine.xml, so that instance A sends jobs and runs jobs from poolA and instance B uses poolB.
Regards Scott On 3/01/2018 03:04, "Nicolas Malin" <[email protected]> wrote: When a job is created by an instance, there are no information on who will be run it. So if you generate a job form an async service by the instance A, the instance B can execute it. Check on GenericAsyncEngine.java:108 (trunk) the job creation. If you want to improve this, all contribution are welcome ;) Nicolas Le 02/01/2018 à 11:16, Trà Đá Một Mình a écrit : > Hi all, > > I met a problem. I have more than one instance running my application. When > I schedules some services using runAsync, ofbiz auto create jobs. And when > job is started, ofbiz pick one of my instances to process. But, in my case: > when I made an request, I dedicated this to instance A, but after that, > when job start, it run on another instance B. I just want to it running on > A. > > Thanks! > >
