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how to execute java in specified time- urgent

Hi,
1. I want to execute a set of java files(a small appln) at specified time interval in solaris. that java uses documentum DFC calls.

2. How can i do this?

from thread i chked ppl suggest to do cron, and so.. pls provide me a details steps hence i am new to solaris..

Any help is highly appreciated

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1. Write a simple shell script to run the java programs and which sets all the Java CLASSPATH variables as necessary.

2. run "man crontab" or search web for manual page of crontab to understand how to make a crontab file.

3. Run "crontab -e" to edit your user's crontab. The program to run should be the full path of the script from step 1.
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