Thank for the comments
On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 3:22 PM, Guewen Baconnier
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Is it really necessary? I mean, jobs are technical, that's a jobs
queue. It is not meant to be accessible to everyone but rather
technical users. If the queue was implemented using RabbitMQ or
Redis would you also bother with that?
I think yes. In a multi company env, we have technical users by company
and a technical user from one company should not be able to see or do
action on a queue.job from an other company.
I'm not strongly against than, but I'm not convinced neither. What
is impact on the performance when using record rules on the jobs?
This is the decisive point IMO.
Good question. But do we really need to use the orm at the queue level?
For other pieces in the connector infrastructure we can use the the
conventional way to extend the models but job is at the border between
the queue implementation and openerp...
lmi