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PowerJob
Enterprise job scheduling middleware with distributed computing
PowerJob is an open-source distributed computing and job scheduling framework which allows developers to easily schedule tasks in their own application. Front-end page is provided and developers can manage their task, monitor the status, check the logs online, etc. Four timing strategies are supported, including CRON expression, fixed rate, fixed delay and OpenAPI which allows you to define your own scheduling policies, such as delaying execution. Four execution modes are supported, including... -
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Oddjob
Java Job Scheduling and Task Automation
A flexible job scheduler for the distributed environment. Schedule a job on any server - from any server. Create dependencies and trigger alerts across the network. Monitor and control it all from your desktop. -
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hmtimer(Hsiu-Ming's Timer)
A graphical shutdown timer
hmtimer(Hsiu-Ming's Timer) is a graphical shutdown timer for Linux and Windows. It enables you to shutdown, turn off monitor, reboot or play sound after a period of time. -
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CB Monitor
Captures every new clipboard into a text file.
Can be configured to capture each clipboard text that your applications create into a new text file. This is a CLI application, intended to use in terminal emulator like Xterm or Konsole. Operates on X11 selection named CLIPBOARD. -
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ServLoader would be useful when you have a number of services and you want to monitor, control their activity. Also it is possible to install/uninstall/manage your own services.
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Lance job scheduler
Job scheduling software
Process scheduler written in python. Lance provide sequential timed tasks / crons, job chain. It is built in with a job monitoring system and a web gui to monitor the processes status. It has been designed for linux but can also run on a windows or mac environment. -
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A software to automate tasks, monitor and data integration in Windows systems, using a graphical interface.
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DirExe
Processes files in directories (mail, move, execute...)
If you need a server that monitors certain directories and processes new/all files accordingly, you can use DirExe. Each configured directory gets a thread that processes incoming files with a special "Processor" plugin. Supplied are processors for moving files, executing system commands, and mailing files. You can write your own plugin or modify existing. Features: - monitor multiple directories - include/exclude file filters - move/copy/rename files - mail files as attachment or as body...
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