IRecruitment: how are postings handled in an multilingual environment

We use the e-business-suite in two languages: German and English.
In iRecruitment we have got the following problem:
For some vacancies, when I update a vacancy then the english posting and also the german posting is updated in the same way.
For other vacancies, when I update a vacancy in the english html-page then just the english posting is updated but not the german one.
What is the logic behind this behavior?
### Steps to Reproduce ###
 I create a new vacancy. The vacancy is approved.
 
 The english and the german posting are the same.
 
 I update the vacancy in english.
 
 Sometimes it happens that the english and german posting are updated.
 Sometimes it happens that only the english posting is updated.
 
 
 I have checked the database:
 
 1 select name, language, posting_content_id, source_language, how_to_apply
 2 from IRC_POSTING_CONTENTS_TL
 3 where name in ('IRC445','IRC446','IRC450','IRC443','IRC447','IRC448')
 4* order by name, language
 
 NAME LANG POSTING_CONTENT_ID SOUR HOW_TO_APPLY
 ---------- ---- ------------------ ---- ------------------------------------------------------------
 IRC443 D 15089 D aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
 US 15089 US wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
 
 IRC445 D 15091 US how to apply - version 2
 US 15091 US how to apply - version 2
 
 IRC446 D 15092 D version 2
 US 15092 US version 1
 
 IRC447 D 15093 D aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
 US 15093 US zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
 
 IRC448 D 15094 D asaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
 US 15094 US zzzzzzzzzzzzzz
 
 IRC450 D 15096 US aaaaaaaaaaaaa
 US 15096 US aaaaaaaaaaaaa
 
 
For IRC445 and IRC450 it works fine. What I see is that the source language is US for both languages.
 
All other IRCs do not work as expected. What I see is that the source language is different.
 
What is the reason for that? How does the software determine the soruce language? Does it depend on default job postings?

Flash is single threaded correct. Events work just like any
other application... using an Observer Design Pattern, you can
"Dispatch" events, and objects that are registered to "listen" to
that object will hear the dispatched event. So if you use an object
that is based off of InteractiveObject (such as a Sprite) - it can
dispatchEvent(someScope.Const, functionRedirect); SomeScope stands
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:) (Use the singleton design pattern to do so... look into
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Hi,
It is a very interesting experiment!
About your question. I think it depends on how you code your transaction.
According to the manual, a transaction will rollback if an exception occurs
and is being handled outside that transaction. Thus, in your situation, if
the DistributedAccessException is being handled within the transaction, the
transaction isn't being rolled back yet! Therefore, when things resume
normal, you can continue.
Regards,
Peter Sham.
-----Original Message-----
From: Martin G Nystrom [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 11:37 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: How are you handling DistributedAccessExceptions?
We have been experiencing network "gaps" where we get broadcast
storms and it
causes a temporary network loss for the end user. We use a pattern
whereby a
central client service object updates via remote "persistence"
service objects
to persist data.
I've done some testing by disconnecting my own network cable before
I try a
"save" (which commits the data to the persistence mgr). My custom
exception
handler catches the DistributedAccessException, and displays, "Sorry
the
network was down, try again". Then I reconnect the cable, dismiss
the
"network down" dialog, and find that the transaction completes on
its own.
I wonder... can I always be assured that the transaction will
complete once
the network is available again? When would a user need to try the
transaction
again?
-Martin
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Hi,
I have a different understanding, which is slightly different from yours and
the difference is on the last exception handling clause for the big
transaction. My understanding is, if I handle the exception before the "end
transaction" just like the way the exception is being handled in the middle
operation, the transaction will still commit. That's why, I usually handled
the exception outside the begin/end transaction block.
Maybe I should do some experiment on this new findings.
Peter Sham.
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, March 15, 1999 11:46 AM
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: RE: How are you handling
DistributedAccessExceptions?
You can also put operations you dont want to blow the overriding
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> [SMTP:[email protected]]
<mailto:[SMTP:[email protected]</a>]>
> Sent: Saturday, March 13, 1999 8:13 PM
> To: [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
> Subject: RE: How are you handling
DistributedAccessExceptions?
>
>
>
>
> Forte rolls back the transaction before the exception
handler is invoked
> even if the exception is being handled inside the
transaction block. You
> should put the transaction block inside a loop and restart
the transaction
> if there is an exception or exit the loop if the
transaction completes
> successfuly.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Peter Sham (HTHK - Assistant Manager - Software
Development, IITB)"
> <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > on 03/12/99
08:50:07 PM
>
> Please respond to "Peter Sham (HTHK - Assistant Manager -
Software
> Development, IITB)" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> >
>
> To: Martin G Nystrom <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> >
> cc: [email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> (bcc: Hetal Badheka/Blythe-Nelson)
> Subject: RE: How are you handling
DistributedAccessExceptions?
>
>
>
>
> Hi,
> It is a very interesting experiment!
> About your question. I think it depends on how you code
your transaction.
> According to the manual, a transaction will rollback if an
exception
> occurs
> and is being handled outside that transaction. Thus, in
your situation,
> if
> the DistributedAccessException is being handled within the
transaction,
> the
> transaction isn't being rolled back yet! Therefore, when
things resume
> normal, you can continue.
> Regards,
> Peter Sham.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Martin G Nystrom
[SMTP:[email protected]] <mailto:[SMTP:[email protected]</a>]>
> Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 11:37 PM
> To: [email protected]
<
"mailto:[email protected]">mailto:[email protected]>
> Subject: How are you handling
DistributedAccessExceptions?
> We have been experiencing network "gaps" where we get
broadcast
> storms and it
> causes a temporary network loss for the end user. We
use a pattern
> whereby a
> central client service object updates via remote
"persistence"
> service objects
> to persist data.
> I've done some testing by disconnecting my own
network cable before
> I try a
> "save" (which commits the data to the persistence
mgr). My custom
> exception
> handler catches the DistributedAccessException, and
displays, "Sorry
> the
> network was down, try again". Then I reconnect the
cable, dismiss
> the
> "network down" dialog, and find that the transaction
completes on
> its own.
> I wonder... can I always be assured that the
transaction will
> complete once
> the network is available again? When would a user
need to try the
> transaction
> again?
> -Martin
>
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where codebaseroot is the root to the code (for cfincludes
and the like) and
webroot is used for all http-ish things like images,
cflocations, script
includes, etc.
now, in your case, with the different branches, you could
possibly just add
a few more rows onto applocations, like so:
7 | devtrunk | /mysite/trunk/ | \trunk\global\ | and so forth
8 | devtag | /mysite/tag | \tag\global\ | and so forth
and then possibly you could add another column onto
applocationhosts, like
so:
locationid | lochostname | key
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and then your query might look something like this:
select * from applocations
where locationid = (select locationid from applocationhosts
where
lochostname = '#cgi.server_name#')
<cfif isDefined("url.key")>
and key = '#url.key#'
</cfif>
the only tricky thing about that would be that you'd
potentially have to
have a hook that recognizes that you're trying to change the
application's
variables, so you'd need to refresh the application. but that
shouldn't be
too tough.
at any rate, this works for us and has completely negated the
need to have
code that sets different paths based on environment.
Good luck Sk8!
"sk8save" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> That's the sort of things that I'm talking about yes.
>
> For each developer local (branch, trunk or tag), dev
server and production
> server there's an if statement that take cares of
application variables.
> There
> may only be 5-10, but I'm still curious to see how
people are dealing with
> this
> sort of thing.
>

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