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Mikolaj Rydzewski wrote:
> On 07/22/2010 03:49 PM, Martin Gainty wrote:
>> //i wasnt able to determine JMX ability to schedule a specific task 
>> for a specific time?
>>    
> 
> I was referring to Andre's sentence:
> "[using database] makes it easier to suspend/resume the sending of 
> emails separately if you need to for some reason, without having to 
> change anything to your running webapp. "
> 
> One can use JMX to interact with code running in (possibly even remote) 
> JVM. So, one can use JMX to stop/start sending emails, using custom code 
> of course.
> And my point was (with laugh), that now it becomes interesting and 
> exciting feature to implement.
> 
And I got the point, and appreciated it.
:-)

Maybe we should have a competition for whom can find the most exciting and complex 
solution to the OP's problem.  I'm sure we could fit SOAP in there somewhere, and use 
Hadoop for the db back-end.
;-)


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