M
Memi Lavi
Hi Guys.
I'm newbie to the Java world, and I've stumbled across an issue I
can't resolve:
We are developing a large-scale web based application, based on
WebSphere 5.02 & AS/400, DB2.
We need to implement scheduler in our project, means - execute some
class' methods asynchronously, on a pre-specified timing (ie. every 10
minutes).
I've looked into the docs, and found the Timer class in Java.utils,
but according to the docs the tasks are executed sequentially, and not
asynchronously, and I don't like it.
I've also found the Timer class of the WebSphere itself, but I feel
uncomfortable using proprietry API in a Java project.
So, what are the solutions to this situation?
Thanks!
I'm newbie to the Java world, and I've stumbled across an issue I
can't resolve:
We are developing a large-scale web based application, based on
WebSphere 5.02 & AS/400, DB2.
We need to implement scheduler in our project, means - execute some
class' methods asynchronously, on a pre-specified timing (ie. every 10
minutes).
I've looked into the docs, and found the Timer class in Java.utils,
but according to the docs the tasks are executed sequentially, and not
asynchronously, and I don't like it.
I've also found the Timer class of the WebSphere itself, but I feel
uncomfortable using proprietry API in a Java project.
So, what are the solutions to this situation?
Thanks!