I want to run background process in parallel with my spring-mvc web-application. I need a way to start in automatically on context loading. Background process is a class that implements Runnable
.
Is spring-mvc has some facilities for that?
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A:
Spring has a comprehensive task execution framework. See the relevant part of the docs.
I suggest having a Spring bean in your context, which, when initialized, submits your background Runnable
to a SimpleAsyncTaskExecutor
bean. That's the simplest approach, which you can make more complex and capable as you see fit.
skaffman
2009-12-21 10:07:41
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A:
I would go ahead and look at the task scheduling documentation linked by skaffman, but there's also a simpler way if all you really want to do is fire up a background thread at context initialization time.
<bean id="myRunnableThingy">
...
</bean>
<bean id="thingyThread" class="java.lang.Thread" init-method="start">
<constructor-arg ref="myRunnableThingy"/>
</bean>
washley
2009-12-21 23:07:51