No answer, so I solved this by myself. Code is in SVN :) Changed the QueueToadlet to call modifyRequest() instead of setPriorityClass(), and changed FCPClient.removeByIdentifier to call request.requestWasRemoved().
On 2/12/07, bbackde at googlemail.com <bbackde at googlemail.com> wrote: > If I run 2 FCP2 clients (frost) then I see PRModified and PRRemoved > messages if the other client changes the global queue. But if I change > the priority in fproxy, or remove the request in fproxy, no message is > sent to the clients. How does fproxy access the global queue, some > special path??? > > Another observation: I added a new upload request into the global > queue using frost. Then I removed the request using fproxy. No > PRRemoved was sent, but after next ListPR from Frost the request > disappeared. But then the node started to send SimpleProgress messages > for the removed requests, it looks like the request wasn't really > deleted. Did it continue to run in the background? No client > (including fproxy) showed the request. > > This was with the latest SVN code... >
