This might be useful for those wanting to do server administration functions
(start/stop tomcat, reboot, stats, etc) out of an Xwiki doc (make sure your
doc is password protected or more, if it allows people to reboot your
server!; Anything needing root or tomcat user would use /etc/sudoers to
I forgot to include the Groovy script itself that does all the heavy-lifting
in my previous mail - see Groovy.SshHelperClass below. Also, there's a much
better way of calling this groovy sshHelper class out of a single groovy
invocation in a 2.0 document. Groovy directly outputs wikitext, the
Of course, one can forgo the 1.0 document and calling parseGroovyFromPage(),
and just put the class directly inside one's 2.0 groovy script and call new
SshHelper(). Of course, this still doesn't solve the problem of wanting to
reuse groovy classes across multiple documents, while wanting to use
