I think you could use the form refresh option like the following:
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="10;URL=/welcome.html">
where the 10 = 10 sec. change it to 1800 and you will have 30 mins.
I think this should work... give it a shot... and let us know.
Good Luck,
- Radek aka Zark
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cc: (bcc: Radek Jadczak/Plextel Telecommunications)
Subject: Urgent help please
Hello Guys:
I'm trying to implement servlet invocation after
certain time period automatically.
The servlet will connect to a database, retrieve the
data and then download it into a flat file. I want
this process to be repeated after every 30 minutes.
Any brain dump or pointers about how to implement this
is appreciated.
Thanks,
Mub
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