Schedule Java Service

Hi,
We need to create a service to purge the inbox and need to schedule to execute once in every day.
We got sample code to purge inbox using enterprise sdk. Now we have to schedule it.
Please guide on how to schedule a java service/applicaiton in BO.
Regards
Baby

Hi Baby,
You can try using a Java Program Object.
You can refer to Chapter 10 under "Program object management" of the [BusinessObjects Enterprise XI Release 2 Administrator's Guide|http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/boexir2/en/xir2_bip_Admin_en.pdf].
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Dan

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