shashi kanth goud wrote:
>
> i am using jrun for my application. My application has a work to
> do once in 24 hrs that too at 00:00 hrs. are there any event
> like things which generates(events) at specified time
>
When it rains, it pours. You're talking about using
a servlet for that sort of thing, right?
Short answer: most operating systems have a scheduler of
some sort (eg, Unix cron) that can periodically call a
program that open a connection to a servlet that does
the work. And some application servers have non-standard
(but very convenient) facilities for that sort of thing.
Longer answer:
http://www.distributopia.com/servlet_stuff/background_threads.txt
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