Sunder:
I use the same way like you do (using WebLogic Time API ). so far mine is
working fine.
Albert Pi
Corp IS System Delivery
516-803-3762
>>> Sunder Rajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/19/02 01:25PM >>>
Hi Everyone,
I have a general question on J2EE scheduling. We run an application
that processes financial reports. We need to automate the report
generation. The idea is , The user will schedule certain reports from a
web page. The reports will run based on whether certain data is
existent on a different domain. So lets say a user schedules Job A to
run as an automated report. Job A will and only run when certain data
is available in database X. So the current architecture is to store the
different jobs in a table B, a startup class in weblogic will check the
database X periodically(30 mins) to check and see if data is available
and update the job in table B(set data to true). A different startup
class will periodically check table B and see if data flag is true and
kick of a report by starting a new thread(A new thread is required
since the reports may run for 30-45 mins). Do you guys see any
pitfalls/drawbacks with this approach. Is there a better way of solving
this?
Thanks,
Sunder
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