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Wednesday May 28, 2003

News you can use - Quartz Plugin for Struts

While plowing through the 5000+ e-mails at work this morning, I tripped over the QuartzPlugin for Struts. This looks very cool - a way to configure scheduled tasks (i.e. a cron job) as part of your web application.

The QuartzPlugin for Struts allows you to automatically configure and start a Quartz scheduler upon initialization of your Struts application. It also places itself in your application context to make a scheduler available within your actions. That is, in addition to statically scheduled events like "every six hours," you can dynamically schedule events from Struts actions for "24 hours from now".

Now I just hope I get a chance to utilize this bad boy in the near future.

Posted in Java at May 28 2003, 05:56:13 AM MDT 1 Comment
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[Trackback] I was rolling through the daily blog updates from java.blogs this morning, and Matt over at Raible Designs had this Quartz Plugin for Struts . Now I have heard about Quartz before, in two contexts. One obviously the graphic... [Java, 677 chara...

Posted by ~sean on May 29, 2003 at 06:14 AM MDT #

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