Re: kicking off a scheduler

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Are there any hooks that I don't know about where I could kick off a > scheduler when my project is initialized by Django? I saw a response to > another post mentioning to use a system scheduler (cron, etc.). I > *could* do this, but would rather use the sched lib. Any i

Re: kicking off a scheduler

there is no 'functionality' inside of django which does scheduling automatically, or helps you with scheduling. what people are doing is just writing python scripts and then scheduling them via cron. you could possibly also use the event scheduler in mysql 5.1 as well if you like. regards Ian

Re: kicking off a scheduler

I forgot to add that I might resort to calling the scheduler inside settings.py, since I know for sure that file will get evaluated... Any reason why I shouldn't do that? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Gro

kicking off a scheduler

Are there any hooks that I don't know about where I could kick off a scheduler when my project is initialized by Django? I saw a response to another post mentioning to use a system scheduler (cron, etc.). I *could* do this, but would rather use the sched lib. Any ideas? Thanks in advance, Tom -