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"batch-programs" in IBM WebSphere Application Server

 
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Hello.
I have installed IBM Visual Age V4.0 and IBM Application Server Single Server Edition V4.0.
When it comes to JSP's, Servlets and JavaBeans used i this WEB-application I have so far no trouble in either of the IBM products.
The problem regards what I call "batch-applications", which is stand-alone Java-programs that have a Main-method. These shall only run on the server-side and access the same data-files (user-data) as the WEB-application.
In Visual Age for Java I can start these "batch-applications by right-click the mouse on the class in the class-hierarchy and then select the "Run Main"-action.
My question is:
How can I start this kind of "batch-application" in IBM Application Server Single Server Edition V4.0 ?
I would also like some words about what definition-actions to do in advance.
Can anyone help me ?
 
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The answer is you don't do that from WebSphere. Just schedule a CRON job to start them in Unix or use the NT scheduler in NT or 2000.
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