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Subject: Re: Spring Scheduled Task is triggered multiple times
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Zoran Avtarovski wrote:
> We have a struts2 based app that uses spiring scheduling to trigger a task
> every morning at 6am.
> 
> The problem we have is that task in triggered multiple times,
> simultaneously.
> 
> We have an Ubuntu 14.04.1 Server using the standard tomcat 7 installed using
> apt-get and running on oracle java 8.
> 
> Tomcat is configured as a stand alone not a cluster and I had a look at the
> servers.xml file and it only has one host.
> 
> It has to be the way we have tomcat configured, but I can�t see what. I
> changed from quartz to spring scheduling thinking the issue was quartz, but
> that made no difference.
> 
> I�d really appreciate any pointers at this stage.
> 

And so would we..

If you believe that the issue may be in the configuration, how about copying that 
configuration file here for instance ?
(Remove any comments or sensitive information).
Also try to be a bit more precise in terms of what software you have installed.
In the "bin" directory of Tomcat (/usr/share/tomcat7/bin), there is a version.sh script. 
Run it and copy the output here.

(You may have a bit of trouble there under Ubuntu, because you probably have to set 
JRE_HOME first. Do a "which java" and follow the links going through /etc/alternatives, 
until you find something with "jre/bin/java" in it. JRE_HOME is the path ending in "jre/". 
Or find out how /etc/init.d/tomcat7 does it.)


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