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Quartz.NET is a full-featured, open source job scheduling system that can be used from smallest apps to large scale enterprise systems.
Quartz.NET is a port of very propular open source Java job scheduling framework, Quartz . This project owes very much to original Java project, it's father James House and the project contributors.
Quartz.NET is a pure .NET library written in C# which currently targets Framework version 1.1 and above. Quartz.NET is feature-wise equal to Quartz Java 1.6 excluding Java specifics. Quartz.NET is already running in production systems and has received good feedback.
News
Quartz.NET 1.0.1 Released
Quartz.NET 1.0.1 has been released and it's an advised update for everyone.
This release includes bug fixes to issues found in 1.0 release and also includes performance optimization to AdoJobStore when Quartz.NET is handling a lot of triggers. Quarz.NET no longer loads all of them but is able limit the query results by using a custom SQL delegate. Quartz.NET issues a warning on startup if custom delegate is not used. Available delegates include ones for SQL Server, Oracle, SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL and Firebird.
Please refer to the release notes and the readme.txt in the release bundle for more information.
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Quartz.NET 1.0 Final Released
I'm happy to announce that Quartz.NET 1.0 Final has been released. This release marks a big milestone for Quartz.NET development. After more than two years of development, bug fixing and new features Quartz.NET has finally matured to version 1.0. This version corresponds to Java Quartz version 1.6.2.
I would like to thank everyone involved with Quartz.NET, whether you have been just a happy user, bug reporter or a patch supplier, your help has been more than appreciated and helped along the way. Special thanks to James House and his team for their continuous effort to make Quartz better.
Please refer to the release notes and the readme.txt in the release bundle for more information.
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