Projects

ProActive

ProActive is the Java GRID and Cloud middleware library (with Open Source code under GPL license) for parallel, distributed and multi-threaded computing. With a reduced set of simple primitives, ProActive provides a comprehensive API to simplify the programming of Grid Computing ... [More] applications: distributed on Local Area Network (LAN), on clusters of workstations, or on Internet GRIDs and Clouds. ProActive is only made of standard Java classes, and requires no changes to the Java Virtual Machine, no preprocessing or compiler modification, leaving programmers to write standard Java code. [Less]

Rundeck

RunDeck is cross-platform open source software that helps you automate ad-hoc and routine procedures in data center or cloud environments. RunDeck allows you to run tasks on any number of nodes from a web-based or command-line interface. RunDeck also includes other features that make it easy to ... [More] scale up your scripting efforts including: access control, workflow building, scheduling, logging, and integration with external sources for node and option data. [Less]

cron4j

cron4j is a scheduler for the Java platform which is very similar to the UNIX cron daemon. With cron4j you can launch, from within your Java applications, any task you need at the right time, according to some simple rules.

Nerot

Nerot schedules execution of a Java instance or static method (with arguments you provide) and stores the result in-memory for quick asynchronous retrieval. Basically, it is like traditional response caching, only faster. You never wait on a request after cache expires, because cache never expires. ... [More] Cache is only refreshed when the scheduled task executes without error. You can wrap any class or Object instance in a GenericTask to call it and store the result in cache. If you are interested in getting an RSS feed, you can use the built-in RSS feed retrieval task. If you are interested in just doing an HTTP GET request (without authentication), you can use the built-in HTTP GET task. Tasks and Stores are fully customizable and extensible. [Less]

infoScoop Calendar

infoScoop Calendar is a scheduler that achieves a light and intuitive operability for the customer who only use a schedule function despite adoption of a groupware, or who is considering a construction of business systems that focus on a scheduler.

org.codeartisans.sked

sked contains java code related to scheduling

mulefaces

Overview - What are Mulefaces?The goal of the MuleFaces project is provide developers with a modular API for building SOA oriented applications and to provide end users the ability to compose and deploy such applications easily within an ESB environment. Specifically the goals of the MuleFaces ... [More] project are: RAD framework for building SOA GUI Applications in a modular and extensible fashion - from simple wizards, to applets, and all the way to full blown applications GUI Applications should have easy access to invoke SOA services and return simple JavaBeans or JSON objects back to an AJAX client Create jobs with configurable workflows that can be scheduled and run on the back-end with easy access to SOA/ESB services. The essential building blocks of a MuleFace are the !MFaceServlet and the !MFaceApplet. A MuleFace can be composed of one or both of these (Servlet and/or Applet). The !MFaceServlet provides the API for implementing and executing backend services within a workflow chain. The !MFaceApplet provides the abstraction for building AJAX Web enabled applications that can do everything from editing/customizing the input JavaBeans that are consumed by the !MFaceServlet to building full blown GUI applications that invoke services using ESB/SOA API. Workflow ProcessingThe inputs and outputs of a MuleFace are defined as JavaBeans. A MFaceServlet consumes a JavaBean as input and returns a JavaBean as output. These input and output JavaBeans can have customizers/viewers that can edit and render the contents of the input/output JavaBeans. These MuleFaces can then be composed and packaged together into back-end jobs and/or GUI applications. As a job they can be scheduled and run as a normal job would be run. As an application they can be published and presented to users as applications that can be edited and executed. Also, the requirement is that MuleFaces be deployed and loaded dynamically within their hosting container, without requiring server restarts. The GUI and server code that makes up a MuleFace is bundled and packed in a JAR called a MAR (Mulefaces ARchive). The specification defines a life cycle for the execution of one or more MuleFaces that are chained together to execute a single piece of logic. Individual MuleFaces can pass JavaBeans to each other during the execute of the workflow (a chain of MuleFaces). The output JavaBean of one MuleFace can serve as the input to another MuleFace. This is done through a mapping specification to allow the end user the ability to configure which properties of one particular output JavaBean get mapped to which corresponding properties of another input JavaBean. MuleFaces provide easy access to Mule services and can easily live within Mule Containers and/or interface and communicate with remote and local Mule services and providers. MuleFaces also leverages the GWT framework which serves the basis for its Web UI extensibility and application technology. HistoryMuleFaces is an evolution of the original TaskBean component API concept and specification. You can read more about !TaskBeans here. Status and NewsWork is on-going towards the 2.0 release and specification. RoadmapQ1 2008 - 2.0 Release of MuleFaces API Q3 2008 - Research into OSGi support [Less]

choreganizer

ChoreganizerAboutJava 1.6 calendar with task scheduling, allowing you to add single and repeating tasks. This is a rather sophomoric program written years ago in about 3 weeks time. I had no real plan on how the program was actually going to work, just an idea for what I wanted the program to do. ... [More] It's not the prettiest program ever written, but it functions. I'm (slowly) working on a new version of this program, which is a complete overhaul of the existing code. I drafted out a UML diagram, decided on using an embedded SQL database over a homegrown XML file, and plan on having some Google Calendar support. ImportantIn order for Choreganizer to save your chores/schedules, you must create a database to save the information to (File->New Database). Get JavaYou will need the Java 1.6 runtime (or later) in order to run this program. This can be downloaded here: http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp ScreenshotsStartup (Default theme) Create a chore (chores are stored separate from schedules so they can be re-used) Create a chore schedule (you can have multiple schedules for a chore) Chore database being saved (chore now visible on calendar) The FutureUML outline of Choreganizer 2.0 (in branches on svn): Click To View [Less]

jbpcc

An AJAX web application designed to manage and schedule any remote batch process, with additional monitoring capabilities for Java processes via JMX. Features: An in-memory module for remote servers to register, execute, and manage batch processes. Time-based and duration-based scheduling of any ... [More] configured or registered batch process for execution. Monitoring currently running processes, including resources used and logs. Server management for configuration of servers that hold remote batch processes. A simple rights-based user management module. Major technologies or frameworks used: Spring Quartz IceFaces High-level DesignThe Batch Manager is a Java application that runs in the background on a remote server. It registers itself with JBPCC and listens for execution commands. It is responsible for registering and managing the batch processes available on that server. The web application portion provides an AJAX interface for users to configure the various aspects of JBPCC, including server management, user management, scheduling, and monitoring. All internal data are backed by an embedded Apache Derby database. RoadmapFAQ [Less]

javabatcher

This project aims to provide a tool to manage java batchs. It is provided with a remote gui manager. FrançaisOutil de gestion de batch en java