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python task manager

Hi,

I am looking for a task manager written in python that is powerfull
and simple enough to schedule a lot of different tests on an every day
or many time a day basis.

-----------------------
python scheduler module
------------------------

Python build in scheduler works but afaik you send action to be done
in N minutes.
I would prefer to input information like "do it at 15h00 every day".
Plus if two task are to be runned at the same time, I am not sure of
how it would react.

-------
WebWare
-------

Webware taskkit looks at first glance the good solution.

------------
Os scheduler
------------

Then of course, I could use the Os scheduler (windows or linux), but
it may be more difficult to react in case of problem.

**********
QUESTION ?
**********
Is there other python options than these 3 ?

Thanks in advance.

Jack.
Jul 18 '05 #1
2 4051

You have also this :

http://www.kalab.com/freeware/pycron/pycron.htm

In article <10**************************@posting.google.com >, jack wrote:
Hi,

I am looking for a task manager written in python that is powerfull
and simple enough to schedule a lot of different tests on an every day
or many time a day basis.

-----------------------
python scheduler module
------------------------

Python build in scheduler works but afaik you send action to be done
in N minutes.
I would prefer to input information like "do it at 15h00 every day".
Plus if two task are to be runned at the same time, I am not sure of
how it would react.

-------
WebWare
-------

Webware taskkit looks at first glance the good solution.

------------
Os scheduler
------------

Then of course, I could use the Os scheduler (windows or linux), but
it may be more difficult to react in case of problem.

**********
QUESTION ?
**********
Is there other python options than these 3 ?

Thanks in advance.

Jack.

Jul 18 '05 #2
jack wrote:
Hi,

I am looking for a task manager written in python that is powerfull
and simple enough to schedule a lot of different tests on an every day
or many time a day basis.
[...]
QUESTION ?
**********
Is there other python options than these 3 ?


Yes, you could try my "Kronos" task scheduler;
http://www.razorvine.net/download/kronos.py

(example is at the end of the source file)

--Irmen
Jul 18 '05 #3

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