Spring cron expression for every day 1 01 am

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I m trying to have my code execute on a fixed schedule  based on a Spring cron expression  I would like the code to be executed every day at 1 01 am  I tried the following expression  but this didn t fire up for me  What s wrong with the syntax here    Scheduled cron    0 1 1         public void resetCache

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One thing i ve noticed is  spring CronTrigger is not cron  You may end up with 7 parameters in a valid cron expression  wich you can validate on cronmaker com  and then spring not accept it  Most of cases you just delete the last parameter and everything works fine

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Spring cron expression for every day 1 01 am   Scheduled cron    0 1 1          for more information check this information   https   docs oracle com cd E12058 01 doc doc 1014 e12030 cron expressions htm

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You can use annotate your method with  Scheduled cron   0 1 1           0 - is for seconds  1- 1 minute  1 - hour of the day

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For my scheduler  I am using it to fire at 6 am every day and my cron notation is   0 0 6         If you want 1 01 am then set it to  0 1 1         Complete code for the scheduler   Scheduled cron  0 1 1         public void doScheduledWork           complete scheduled work        VERY IMPORTANT  To be sure about the firing time correctness of your scheduler  you have to set zone value like this  I am in Istanbul     Scheduled cron  0 1 1         zone  Europe Istanbul   public void doScheduledWork           complete scheduled work     You can find the complete time zone values from here   Note  My Spring framework version is  4 0 7 RELEASE

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Try with    Scheduled cron    0 1 1           Below you can find the example patterns from the spring forum      0 0            the top of every hour of every day       10              every ten seconds     0 0 8-10          8  9 and 10 o clock of every day     0 0 8 10          8 and 10 o clock of every day     0 0 30 8-10          8 00  8 30  9 00  9 30 and 10 o clock every day     0 0 9-17     MON-FRI    on the hour nine-to-five weekdays    0 0 0 25 12      every Christmas Day at midnight   Cron expression is represented by six fields   second  minute  hour  day of month  month  day s  of week       means match any    X means  every X       no specific value   - useful when you need to specify something in one of the two fields in which the character is allowed  but not the other  For example  if I want my trigger to fire on a particular day of the month  say  the 10th   but I don t care what day of the week that happens to be  I would put  10  in the day-of-month field and     in the day-of-week field   PS  In order to make it work  remember to enable it in your application context  https   docs spring io spring docs 3 2 x spring-framework-reference html scheduling html scheduling-annotation-support

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Something missing from gipinani s answer   Scheduled cron    0 1 1 13         zone    CST     This will execute at 1 01 and 13 01  It can be used when you need to run the job without a pattern multiple times a day   And the zone attribute is very useful  when you do deployments in remote servers  This was introduced with spring 4

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