Mike,
Actually you can .. however must create a custom sleep command. I suggest
using Java.
Here's Win95/98/NT version ...
#
# Launch Netscape to initialize the servlet
#
SET INIT="http://denali.earthtrip.com:8080/servlet/servletToInitialize"
# give the server some time to startup - may need to adjusted
jview sleep 5
start Netscape %INIT%
# END script addition
Michael J. Fuhrman
Reliable Business Computers
http://www.creliable.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Engelhart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 3:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: auto-init script
For anyone on this list that's using the JSWDK server as their development
tool on unix boxes (i assume this would work with a DOS shell too but I
don't own any Windows machines so I can't test it), here's a little tidbit
you can add to the end of the startserver script to initialize any servlets
that you want auto-initialized. It requires lynx and comes with no
guarantees... Nothing fancy, just putting off carpal tunnel syndrome for a
few more days :-)
#
# Launch lynx to initialize the servlet
#
INIT="http://denali.earthtrip.com:8080/servlet/servletToInitialize"
# give the server some time to startup - may need to adjusted
sleep 5
lynx -dump $INIT
# END script addition
then type:
./startserver > server.log
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