In the task of achieving the web plan

  Abstract: In the web to achieve mission-planning 

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  Package test.timer.MyListener; 
  Import javax.servlet.ServletContextListener; 
  Import javax.servlet.ServletContextEvent; 
  Import java.util.TimerTask; 
  Import java.util.Timer; 

  Public class MyListener implements ServletContextListener ( 

  Private java.util.Timer timer = null; 

  Public void contextInitialized (ServletContextEvent event) ( 
  TimerTask task = new TimerTask () ( 
  Public void run () ( 
  System.out.println ( "Hi"); 
  ) 
  ); 
  Timer = new Timer (); 
  Event.getServletContext (). Log ( "Timer has been initiated"); 
  Timer.schedule (task, 0, 500); 
  Event.getServletContext (). Log ( "has been added task plan"); 
  ) 

  Public void contextDestroyed (ServletContextEvent event) ( 
  Timer.cancel (); 
  Event.getServletContext (). Log ( "Timer closed"); 
  ) 
  ) / / Timer on the Web operation in the entire project life cycle, the 


  Finally, you add a few web.xml: 
  <listener> 
  <listener-class> Test.timer.MyListener </ listener-class> 
  </ Listener> 
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