SPRINGMVC Self-timer, super easy to use, based on annotations

Http://www.springframework.org/schema/task  http://www.springframework.org/schema/task/spring-task-3.2.xsd

Add this in the configuration file

<!--Task Task Scan annotations--  <task:annotation-driven/><context:component-scan base-package= "com.******* . Tog.*.time "></context:component-scan>

Be sure to let Spring scan this package

@Scheduled (cron= "${timing.synchronous}")//Daily 2 o'clock in the morning  ----get the time from the properties to be timed
public void Taskcycle () {Logger.debug ("Hint: timingswitch=" + timingswitch); if (timingswitch! = null && Timingswitch.equals ("no")) {---------The following is the server  configured from the configuration needs that server synchronization logger.debug ("Tip: Do not synchronize data, if you want to synchronize, the AP The Timing.switch in P-config.properties is set to Yes "); return;} else if (timingswitch! = null && timingswitch.equals ("yes")) {}else{logger.debug ("hint: parameter timing. Switch is out of range and allows only [yes/no]!]; return;}

The timing method is very simple and very useful.

SPRINGMVC Self-timer, super easy to use, based on annotations