This happens because the start() method clears the pid before synchronizing the enabled state to the database, due to Play!'s transaction structure. A possible work-around would be to make the job scheduler clear the pid when an application has the enabled status.
This happens because the start() method clears the pid before synchronizing the enabled state to the database, due to Play!'s transaction structure. A possible work-around would be to make the job scheduler clear the pid when an application has the enabled status.