If you don't want to program it yourself you have to use the
infrastructure provided. In your case it's the servlet API as Andreas
pointed out.
Joerg
On 30.01.2008 14:40, Alessandro Vincelli wrote:
Thank you for this solution, but I want find a solution less inasive.
Andreas Kuehne ha
More precisely.
I'm using Cocoon Cron (CocoonPipelineCronJob) to invoke a pipeline every
30 minutes.
Can I configure Cocoon Cron to invoke the same pipeline also at
application startup?
Thanks in advance
Alessandro
Alessandro Vincelli wrote:
Is possible call pipeline or flowscript function
Can I configure Cocoon Cron to invoke the same pipeline also at
application startup?
I'm not familiar with cron ... but for sure you can get it by
implementing an ServletContextListener.
It will be called at sturtup / shutdown of your app or (un-)deployment.
Good luck
Andreas
Thank you for this solution, but I want find a solution less inasive.
Andreas Kuehne ha scritto:
Can I configure Cocoon Cron to invoke the same pipeline also at
application startup?
I'm not familiar with cron ... but for sure you can get it by
implementing an ServletContextListener.
It
Is possible call pipeline or flowscript function at application startup?
thanks in advance
Alessandro
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