Or:
Implement the PlugIn interface & add the appropriate reference to your class
in yoir struts-config.xml
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From: Hue Holleran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [OT] Scheduling
Using this me
Using this method could you not do this in a servlet set in web.xml with
"load-on-startup"?
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http://www.part.net/quartz.html
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> > Hi All,
> > What
# Run command on number of errors threshold reached
result=$($errcntreachedaction)
echo -en "$(date --utc +'%a %d-%b-%Y %X') " >> $logfile
echo -e "ERROR COUNT AT MAXIMUM $errcntmax: $result\n"
fi
# Exit script with error l
I've been having the same problem. Most messages appear immediately but some
can take up to two days to arrive! Craig thinks it's due to the SoBig.F worm
and that makes sense, but I still don't get why it only affects a very small
number of messages.
I guess it's just "one of those things". The be
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> Yes, I have done that. But, now i am stuck as to where to invoke it from.
> I should not use Weblogic
#x27;%a %d-%b-%Y %X') " >> $logfile
echo -e "ERROR COUNT AT MAXIMUM $errcntmax: $result\n"
fi
# Exit script with error level 2
exit 2
fi
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|Can you throw some light on the Unix "cron". I have Weblogic running on
|Unix. so, i guess i can use this solution.
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If you cannot use any third party tools, you can implement your own
schedular using java.util.Timer and java.util.TimerTask.
robert
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at you're trying to do let me know and I can
post some code. As regards Weblogic, there's possibly a more elegant
solution, but sorry don't use it - so don't know.
Hue.
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I havn't used it but quartz sounds pretty cool...
http://www.part.net/quartz.html or http://sourceforge.net/projects/quartz/
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check out this link
http://demo.jgsullivan.com/struts/index.html
-Dan
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> Hi All,
> What would be the best implementation for s
Hi All,
What would be the best implementation for scheduling a job in Weblogic/J2EE
environment ?
thanks
-raj
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