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JPoller 1.3.2: JMX-enabled Directory Poller

URL: Cristiano Sadun

At 7:23 AM on Mar 23, 2005, Cristiano Sadun wrote:

JPoller is a JMX-enabled package to monitor directories and react from Java code.
v1.3.2 fixes a minor but annoying bug which caused occasional InterruptedException to raise to the user's code.

The actual fix is in the org.sadun.util library (http://sadun-util.sourceforge.net), specifically in the listening framework (http://sadun-util.sourceforge.net/lf_guide.html) where an update has finally made it from my hard drive to CVS.

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