Cocoon, being a servlet, only reacts to http requests.
So the only way to activate things on a timely basis is to use another program that calls a URL, and thus a pipeline, that activates whatever you want to get done.
A wget in a cron job can do the trick.
Bert
At 14:02 28/10/2002 +0100, you wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm writing application with Cocoon which include Cocoon portal, authentication, etc..
All you need when you use an application server.
But I think about a functionnality which would be very useful on a app server: a scheduler (like the Cron in Unix).
So my question is: what the solution with Cocoon if I want to automate and execute tasks without a HTTP request (for example to execute a task every sunday at 12 o'clock)??
Could I use an independant software in my server or is there a concept in Cocoon?
Thank you
Sylvain
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