At 05:42 AM 9/15/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tx but ...
The question was send to the ANT-ML to implement is via ANT... :)
Except that the right way to do this is to create a separate task that
generates the stats, the create a cron job to run ant and perform that task
at night.
What does he do if he needs to generate the stats at 2 in the
afternoon? Try to remember the kludge he put in and disable it? Or just
run ant with the nightly target?
If somebody asked you how to insert a screw using a hammer, I can think of
three answers:
a) Hold the hammer at a 45 degree angle, and insert the edge into the
screw. Rotate hammer.
b) Bang on the screw like it's a nail. Hope the threads cause the screw
to rotate.
c) Use a screwdriver.
Which seems like the best answer?
\T,
--- "J. David Boyd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Running the stats on our code is a rather lenghty process (currently
+/-70
> > minutes)... I therefore consider to run the targets only at
night. Would
> > someone have an hint on how to evaluate the current time and set a
flag if
> > it is between say : 10 PM and 6:00 AM ?
> >
>
> If you're on Unix or Linux use cron. If you're on windows use _Scheduled
> Tasks_ from the Control Panel...
>
> Dave in Largo, FL
>
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