Hi,
I have a task that I have to run periodically on my EJB server. I plan to
use the Timer MBean, as described in the JBoss documentation. In
conjunction with that, I had thought to create an application-specific
MBean that would startup after the Timer MBean and run this task at startup
time. But I realized (after coding it) that it causes classpath
problems. The reason is that the application-specific MBean is loaded from
the JBoss classloader, but needs to call code that is loaded by the EJB
classloader. Moving this code from the EJB classpath to the JBoss
classpath would require that I move the EJB itself to the JBoss classpath,
because the EJB is used by this task to access the database.
So, what I'm looking for are suggestions as to the best way to run a
periodic task that uses EJBs -- once when JBoss starts up, and then once
each period. I still plan to use the Timer MBean to manage the timeout
periods, but I need a way to run this the first time (and set it up as a
periodic task) as soon as JBoss is finished with its startup.
Suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance.
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Rick Horowitz
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