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sites/all/modules/maestro/README.txt

-// $Id: README.txt,v 1.5 2010/12/17 14:15:33 randy Exp $
-
-August 24/2010
-
-INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
--------------------------
-The installation of Maestro should be done in the sites/all/modules folder structure.
-Do NOT install Maestro in the core modules directory.
-Maestro ships with 3 add-on modules: Common Functions, Content Publish and Maestro Test Workflow Patterns.
-We recommend that you install all 3 modules to begin.  Common Functions and Content Publish will enable functions/functionality
-that is used in the tasks shipped with Maestro.  The Test Workflow patterns module is strongly suggested to get you up and
-running and familiar with Maestro.  It will install a handful of workflows that give you examples to begin structuring your workflows with.
-
-During the installation of the Maestro Test Workflow Patterns module, a content type test workflow is installed.
-The content type test workflow pattern requires at least 3 distinct users -- the person initiating the workflow, a user named Editor
-and a user named Publisher.  Since you probably don't have those users in your system, the import will not be able to assign two
-of the tasks to those users.
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-You will have to do one of the following two things to ensure the Content Type test workflow works for you:
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-1.  Edit the Test Content Type Task workflow and assign the Editor Review Article to an existing user in your system.
-    Edit the Publisher Review Article Task and assign it to an existing user in your system.
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-  OR
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-2. Create an Editor and Publisher user.  Assign the Editor Review Article to the Editor user and assign the Publisher Review Article task
-  to the Publisher user.
-
-
-CONFIGURATION INSTRUCTIONS
---------------------------
-You will find the Maestro base configuration options under the Configuration menu.  Maestro is found under the Workflow category and
-is listed as Maestro Config.  Out of the box, you will find that Maestro has a few default settings enabled.
-
-THIS IS IMPORTANT!! PLEASE READ!
-One of the settings is "Run the Orchestrator when the Task Console Renders".  This setting allows the Maestro engine to run
-when you click on the Task Console link in the Nav menu.  If you uncheck this option, the engine will not run.  This is an ALPHA
-release of Maestro.  So be advised that the Orchestrator will have its own asynchronous way to fire as we draw closer to a BETA release.
-
-The other options are:
-
--Enable the import window in the Template Editor:
-    You will be unable to do manual IMPORTS of workflows without this setting turned on.  If you try to use the IMPORT option on the
-    Maestro Workflow main editor page, you will get an error.
-
--Enable Maestro Notifications:
-    You have the ability to globally turn on/off all notifications sent out by Maestro.
-    Check this on to enable, check if off to disable.
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--Select Which Notifiers to Enable:
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-    Its a multi select, so choose the notifications you want to use.
-
-
-
-THE ORCHESTRATOR
-----------------
-The whole point of Maestro is that it has an engine that can (and should) run independently of end-user clicks.
-The way this is accomplished is through a mechanism we call the Orchestrator.  The Orchestrator does exactly what it sounds like it does:
-it orchestrates the execution of tasks and marshalls the engine properly.
-
-While the orchestrator can be run through hits to the Task Console, This is NOT an optimal configuration and is
-only there for testing. We have enabled the option to run the Orchestrator through the task console rendering by
-default for ease of use, but that can be disabled on the Maestro configuration page.
-
-To set up the cron, see http://drupal.org/cron. Note however in this documentation, instead of (or in addition to)
-using http://www.example.com/cron.php as the url, use http://www.example.com/maestro/orchestrator. This orchestrator
-cron should be set to run every few minutes.
-
-Current release of Maestro does not have a "secured" orchestrator link.  Therefore anyone can hit the maestro/orchestrator link and run 
-the orchestrator.  While this is not necessarily harmful, it is not optimal as the engine will run and potentially be run more than once
-at the same time causing queue issues.  Eventually there will be an application token that would have to be passed to the orchestrator link
-in order to run the orchestrator from cron. However for now, be aware there are no safeguards around it.

sites/all/modules/maestro/batch/maestro_batch_script_sample.php

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-/**
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- *
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- * In order for the engine to detect that the execution has been successful, you must set a key variable named $success to
- * the boolean value of TRUE.
- *
- * Since this is a simple example, we are not doing anything terribly important in this script, so we are just setting the success variable
- * to TRUE.
- * If you do not set $success to TRUE, $success is set as FALSE in the engine and the task will not flag its execution as complete.
- *
- * Use case scenarios for this task type include running 3rd party scripts, running fully written scripts outside of web root, and running
- * non-included-in-Drupal scripts.
- * Batch Tasks differ from Batch Function Tasks in that a batch task is 100% free form code that is included at task execution time.
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- *
- */
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-
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-$success = TRUE;  //If we don't set this to TRUE here, the engine will re-execute this code on the next scheduled task execution phase.
\ No newline at end of file

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