[OT] Web application for pushing contents

[Ashish Kulkarni <ku...@yahoo.com>]

Hi
We have an requirement where we want to update
contents on a webpage automatically after 2 hours.
I was doing to research if i can do it using push
technology, for example our webapplication (written in
struts) will push data to these client machines, after
2 hours and refresh the display page there, with a jpg
image or some thing.
Has anyone any pointers for doing this, is it possible
to do it?
or should we just a microsoft scheduler and a batch
file which will open a html page with request to
server after 2 hours.

Regards

Ashish

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Re: [OT] Web application for pushing contents

[Adnan Durrani <ad...@icesoft.com>]

Hi,
I don't know how it could be achieved using the struts, maybe store a 
HttpServletResponse object into a Thread, and sleep it for every 2 hours and 
write out the contents using the same response object. but I thing ICEfaces 
doing the exactly samething what you are looking for:
http://www.icesoft.ca/products/demos_icefaces.html
check out the autcionMonitor and timezone demo, the time clicks are being 
sent from the server.

Thanks,
Adnan
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From: "Ashish Kulkarni" <ku...@yahoo.com>
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Subject: [OT] Web application for pushing contents


> Hi
> We have an requirement where we want to update
> contents on a webpage automatically after 2 hours.
> I was doing to research if i can do it using push
> technology, for example our webapplication (written in
> struts) will push data to these client machines, after
> 2 hours and refresh the display page there, with a jpg
> image or some thing.
> Has anyone any pointers for doing this, is it possible
> to do it?
> or should we just a microsoft scheduler and a batch
> file which will open a html page with request to
> server after 2 hours.
>
> Regards
>
> Ashish
>
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