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    PowerJob

    PowerJob

    Enterprise job scheduling middleware with distributed computing

    ...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 stand-alone, broadcast, Map and MapReduce. Distributed computing resources could be utilized in MapReduce mode, try the magic out here! Both job dependency management and data communications between jobs are supported. Developers can write their processors in Java, Shell, Python, and will subsequently support multilingual scheduling via HTTP.
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    Quartz GEM

    Java GUI interface for Quartz scheduler.

    Java GUI interface for Quartz scheduler. Incorporates the ability to define reusable tasks, triggers and calendars to create parameter driven Jobs to submit to Quartz. Offers rudimentary job dependency, where job A can depend on Job B and C. Currently, only the source code is available.
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