Rajesh Thiharie wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> I have a portlet which is picking off data off another server.
> This portlet is a scheduling appliocation and I need Jetspeed
> to update this at varying intervals -- I will decide on a
> final time interval after experimenting.
Well... I don't know what this has to do with "Private portlets"... but
OK.
> What should I do to get Jetspeed to do this.
Use the Daemon package and set your interval with whatever you need.
Then use your Daemon as a singleton to access the data.
> What it currently does is that it stores it in the
> JetspeedDocument Cache and does not update it all.
> I have to manually find the file and delete it.
> *If this is the only way.
> *Do I put in a cron job that deletes it ??? :-(
Just do what you need in a Daemon
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