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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Xavier RODRIGUEZ <xr...@laposte.net> on 2003/02/14 08:48:51 UTC
RE : Scheduler with cocoon
But I would like something to be integrated into cocoon, in this way the
final user will easily change the hours for example...
Someone tells me about wyona cms (http://www.wyona.org) that integrates
a scheduler ... I'm now probing this solution
Thanks
|| -----Original Message-----
|| From: Niclas Hedhman [mailto:niclas@hedhman.org]
|| Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 7:11 AM
|| To: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org
|| Subject: Re: Scheduler with cocoon
||
||
|| On Friday 14 February 2003 05:17, Guenther Schmidt wrote:
|| > provided you're using Linix, you might want to create a
|| cron job a'la wget
|| > http://url that triggers your pipeline.
||
|| If you are not Linux expert, but using it more casually, the
|| above can seem a
|| bit cryptic.
||
|| cron is a time scheduler in Linux, which executes shell
|| scripts according to
|| settings in a table. Most Linux Distros has a default cron
|| configuration that
|| is pretty is to use. For RedHat, create a sheel script and
|| place it in
|| /etc/cron.daily, and it will execute once a day (think it is
|| in the middle of
|| night).
||
|| The script should look like this;
||
|| #!/bin/sh
|| #
||
|| wget http://www.mydomain.com/cocoon/theResource
||
|| and I think you need to set the "x" flag on the script file, such as;
||
|| chmod +x mydailyrequest.sh
||
||
|| That should be crystal clear.
||
|| > This is just a fallback possibility if nobody comes up
|| with a better
|| > answer.
||
|| I think this is a perfect solution, as cron is extremely reliable.
||
|| > Guenther (turning 35 in 2.5 hours)
||
|| Niclas , turned 35 29680 hours ago ;o) New yardstick for age?
||
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Re: RE : Scheduler with cocoon
Posted by SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous <da...@saxess.com>.
1.) There are some java -packages around, that mimic cron.
wasn't there a cron component in the avalon-excalibur framework ???
You might write something like an action, which opens a runtime-thread,
which would organise the rest. shouldn't be a big deal if you really
need it. or you write a servlet, that does it and let it autostart
on container startup ...
2.) another thought: If you want the user to change something easily,
you will provide a config file. (probably).
You still could use cron (if you stay onlunux/unix) and generate the
cron scripts ;-) But cron scripts are very easy to understand and
is it really worthwhile to make something else ???
Except of course you are NOT running on unix and/or you MUST provide
platform independence, then i would reconsider 1.) above ..
regards, hussayn
Xavier RODRIGUEZ wrote:
> But I would like something to be integrated into cocoon, in this way the
> final user will easily change the hours for example...
> Someone tells me about wyona cms (http://www.wyona.org) that integrates
> a scheduler ... I'm now probing this solution
>
> Thanks
>
> || -----Original Message-----
> || From: Niclas Hedhman [mailto:niclas@hedhman.org]
> || Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 7:11 AM
> || To: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org
> || Subject: Re: Scheduler with cocoon
> ||
> ||
> || On Friday 14 February 2003 05:17, Guenther Schmidt wrote:
> || > provided you're using Linix, you might want to create a
> || cron job a'la wget
> || > http://url that triggers your pipeline.
> ||
> || If you are not Linux expert, but using it more casually, the
> || above can seem a
> || bit cryptic.
> ||
> || cron is a time scheduler in Linux, which executes shell
> || scripts according to
> || settings in a table. Most Linux Distros has a default cron
> || configuration that
> || is pretty is to use. For RedHat, create a sheel script and
> || place it in
> || /etc/cron.daily, and it will execute once a day (think it is
> || in the middle of
> || night).
> ||
> || The script should look like this;
> ||
> || #!/bin/sh
> || #
> ||
> || wget http://www.mydomain.com/cocoon/theResource
> ||
> || and I think you need to set the "x" flag on the script file, such as;
> ||
> || chmod +x mydailyrequest.sh
> ||
> ||
> || That should be crystal clear.
> ||
> || > This is just a fallback possibility if nobody comes up
> || with a better
> || > answer.
> ||
> || I think this is a perfect solution, as cron is extremely reliable.
> ||
> || > Guenther (turning 35 in 2.5 hours)
> ||
> || Niclas , turned 35 29680 hours ago ;o) New yardstick for age?
> ||
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