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Scheduling Jobs in a Java Web Application (O'ReillyNet)

[Posted March 6, 2006 by cook]

Chris Hardin discusses Java Web Application scheduling on O'Reilly. "Web application frameworks are built to service requests when they come in, typically from web users. This seems fine, but what if you need to execute code at specific times (for example, to generate reports in the middle of the night when CPU use is low)? Quartz provides best-of-breed Java scheduling functionality, and in this article, Chris Hardin shows how to get Struts to load up Quartz and your scheduled work."

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