Hello,
I have implemented an automatic process in
Struts/Tomcat by starting a Timer and scheduling a
TimerTask in the init() method of a PlugIn class.
It works pretty well, except for one thing: if I stop
Tomcat while the task is running, according to the
Timer specification the task should be
How are you creating your Timer() object? If you're passing true (new
Timer(true)) then the jvm will kill your timer task when then app ends. If
you're just using new Timer() or passing false, well, then maybe you can
ask the Tomcat list. :)
--- Guifre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
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Subject: PlugIn TimerTask
Hello,
I have implemented an automatic process in
Struts/Tomcat by starting a Timer and scheduling a
TimerTask in the init() method of a PlugIn class.
It works pretty well, except for one thing
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Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 10:10 AM
Subject: PlugIn TimerTask
Hello,
I have implemented an automatic process in
Struts/Tomcat by starting a Timer and scheduling a
TimerTask in the init() method of a PlugIn class.
It works pretty well, except
I'm using just Timer() to avoid the daemon effect.
As for the Tomcat list, I've considered it, but I
think that having Struts at the center of the action
will raise every suspicion...
Guifre
--- Hubert Rabago [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
How are you creating your Timer() object? If you're
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