On Wednesday 11 Jun 2008, Vince Collins wrote:
15 minutes and then it emails me the start and end times and the
browser then loads a complete statement or shows the errors. However,
the next time I run it (and all subsequent times), the browser says it
completes in just one second, sometimes
Tom Chiverton wrote:
Store the start/end times in a database, and have a task that looks there to
see if/when it ran ?
Thanks Tom, the trouble is that the page does load or complete. But the
java hasn't. I was wondering if there was a way to ensure CF waits
until the JAVA completes.
Tom Chiverton wrote:
Store the start/end times in a database, and have a task that looks there to
see if/when it ran ?
Thanks Tom, the trouble is that the page does load or complete. But the
java hasn't. I was wondering if there was a way to ensure CF waits
until the JAVA completes.
Just a random suggestion, but make sure that your readWMS class isn't
smart enough to know that it already ran... Maybe it sets static
variables or something like that that would prevent it from running
twice. I suppose you could test that by making a simple stand-alone
java app that creates and
Thanks Larry,
It is CF 8, sorry. I have never used CFTHREAD. I'll take a look at the
CF docs. It's worth a shot if it allows me to follow the thread until
completion.
Anyone want to chime in? I.E. take my code below and show me how
cfthread could work in this case? :)
Vince
You didn't
within a
class. It would run sometimes and sometimes not but when run from the
command line it would always run.
-Original Message-
From: Vince Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2008 9:23 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: CF running a Java Process- Making sure
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