The Edit TaskBean interface allows for editing existing TaskBeans. TaskBeans can be enabled or disabled. Disabling the TaskBean will prevent it from being executed when the Job is run.
This setting defines how the Job will respond if the TaskBean fails. Is really only applicable when the Job is made up of multiple TaskBeans.
If the TaskBean has a customizer, its properties can be edited and managed using the Customizer provided by the TaskBean.
TaskBean versioning is a very powerful feature. It allows you to set TaskBean properties that take effect at a given time in the future. For example, if a TaskBean has an email property, and the email address needs to change at the start of the new year, then create a new version that takes effective at the start of the new year with the new email address. To edit or view a TaskBean at a given effective date click the "Edit/View Versions". This will allow you to create new versions and edit/view existing ones.
If the TaskBean has an input and/or output JavaBean, the user has the option of saving the input and/or output JavaBean when the Job is run. This allows the Job to log exactly what inputs the TaskBean used when it ran and what outputs it generated. This is a very powerful auditing tool for the user. Using this, the user can know exactly how the Job was run and under what conditions. The input/output JavaBean can be viewed using the Job Tracker tool.