On 4/12/07, sionsmith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Guys & Girls, I'm using the appfuse jsf framework - we need to talk to a webservice, i have already been given a java client class which talks to the service - however i'm unsure of the best way or how to load this client and run its init method on server startup? I've had look on here, and at the StartupListener in the org.appfuse.webapp.listener package - do i need to write my own listener that extents this? i'm confused? I see another way is to use sumthing called Quartz? whats this and how do i use that?
The easiest way to get you class up and running is probably to configure it in Spring as a bean. You can get Spring to call the init method when it starts up the class by adding the attribute init-method="method_name" on the bean definition. Quartz is a job scheduler: http://www.opensymphony.com/quartz/. You would use Quartz if, for instance, you wanted to call your web service every day at 23h00. Mike. Any help on how to do this would be very greatful :)
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