Java Executor in timerange at specific time -


i need call task every x hour in defined time range , repeat every day. idea calculate executions times delay current time , start each in seperated thread via scheduleatfixedrate , rate of 24 hours. has better idea?

regards

you can use library dedicated schedule code: quartz

it use cron syntax , can schedule job implementations.


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