The Job Designer's Edit Job interface, allows the user to edit basic Job attributes. By default, when a Job is created, it is placed into the first available Partition and JobGroup. The user has the option of changing the Partition and/or JobGroup that the Job is in. A user will only be able to put the Job into Partitions and/or JobGroups that the user has rights to.
Each Job is assigned a priority. This priority defines how the Job is ordered once it is placed in the Queue for processing. A priority of 1 is the highest and 20 is the lowest. A Job with a priority of 1, when placed into the Queue, will run before a Job with a priority of 2 even if the Job with a priority of 2 went into the Queue before it. By default each Job is assigned a priority of 10 when the Job is first created.
To actually make the Job do something useful, you will need to add one or more TaskBeans to the Job. You can add TaskBeans to the Job by clicking on the "Edit TaskBean Workflow" button. This will take you to an interface where you can add and configure TaskBeans for the Job.
Email alerts are sent to the given addresses listed, when the Job encounters any kind a unexpected failure. Up to 5 email addresses can be specified.