You should look at the spec of the j2ee Timer API provided by the
container itself.
Another good option (that's what I always use) is to use Quartz to
schedule/firing events on any component (could be an EJB or any POJO).
If you're using Spring this is your option as it integrates easily and
fastly.
2009/3/9 <glassfish_at_javadesktop.org>:
> I would like an ejb to be auto construct when glassfish starts up. Is this possible?
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> In fact, I am trying to develop a job scheduler to fire up some ejb or processes at regular time interval. But the only method I can think of is to have a auto-construct ejb as the job scheduler, which will invoke other ejb for the processes according to a timer. Is there a better way to do this instead of my idea?
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> I know how to do it using something like a java service loader. But I would like to do it within Glassfish if possible.
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