Mub;
Try this;
1. Create a servlet class Job.
2. Have the servlet be automatically loaded by the
servlet runner.
3. In Job, instantiate a javax.swing.Timer object. The
timer can be configured (with timing set via servlet
init parameters) to fire Job.actionPerformed() every x
seconds.
4. Code actionPerformed() to perform the activity you
described.
//Nicholas
--- MA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Guys:
> I'm trying to implement servlet invocation after
> certain time period automatically.
> The servlet will connect to a database, retrieve the
> data and then download it into a flat file. I want
> this process to be repeated after every 30 minutes.
> Any brain dump or pointers about how to implement
> this
> is appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Mub
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