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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2003-09-25 02:08:21
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Sal Ingrilli wrote: > you don't need the service wrapper. > > just use the windows/unix scheduler to schedule execution of a batch > file that runs your program UNIX has cron jobs, but what exists on Windows. I had actually looked for something a while back and was only able to locate a few overpriced commercial solutions. I ended up having the Java program running 24x7, but with its main thread in a wait state until the time that the actual job needed to run. Doing a google search on "Windows Scheduler" turns up several options now. A couple have free versions as well. Leif |