Deadline didn't triggered based on day joget v5

Confluence User - 17 Aug, 2018

Hi experts I am new to joget and try exploring I would like to ask for advice in setting my deadline for the activity in synchronous whenever I set the deadline day  limit to 0 it is working however when I set the day limit to 1 or 2 or 3 it wont triggered I wonder maybe there's something wrong in my setup.Example I submit today the approval deadline day limit set 1 It will triggered tomorrow right regardless the time but it is not working however when I set the day limit to 0 it will soon triggered changing my status to escalate and proceed to the next activity however I want to set the deadline day limit in to 2 days. I am just setting day limit to 1 day so that I will wait only 1 day and see if it triggered but it didnt  . Kindly enlighten me thank you.

 

if I set it to 0 it will be working but If I set it to 1 it didn't work I submit a request yesterday afternoon supposed it will triggerd today regardless with what is the time? I am kinda confused. I followed the tutorial I didnt upload any plugin It is working when I set deadline limit 0. Please enlighten me.

 

 

 

 

 

forms;process;deadlines

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17 Aug, 2018
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

Hey there laika,

Setting the deadline duration of 1 day is equivalent of setting it to 24 hours.

Hence, for example, starting a deadline countdown at Monday 2pm will only be triggered on Tuesday 2pm.

Hope this helps.

17 Aug, 2018
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

I understand now thank you.Just wondering is my timer setting correct in the picture? I set it 30 should. I dont really understand what to put in time checker? If my basis is Day what should I put in time checker setting thank you

17 Aug, 2018
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

For the Process Deadline Checker Interval, you can define how frequent Joget will check for deadline events to be triggered (every X seconds). Think of Deadline Checker as such of a mailman analogy, where there may be pending mail and mailman will only come by to pick up new mail in intervals. Basically, the shorter the interval, the more often Joget will check for deadline events to be triggered. However, setting it too short (eg. 5 seconds interval) may incur unnecessary processing load on the server. For your case, setting the interval for every 1 - 5 minutes would be okay.

17 Aug, 2018
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

thank you for answering my question I learned a lot thank you

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