Re: hook into deployment process

this in fact is so simple, it must be mentioned in the faq. http://wiki.apache.org/portals/Jetspeed2/HowToManageBackgroundProcessesInMyPortalApplication thanks Aaron Aaron Evans wrote: > Yeah, or more simply, you could just add a ServletContextListener to the > portal application and do whatever

Re: hook into deployment process

Yeah, or more simply, you could just add a ServletContextListener to the portal application and do whatever you need to do in the contextInitialized method. On 2/14/06, Joachim Müller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi. > > I've found a way to hook into (re)deployment without changing the > Jetspee

Re: hook into deployment process

Hi. I've found a way to hook into (re)deployment without changing the Jetspeed codebase. I just define a new Servlet (i.e. SchedulerServlet) in the web.xml of the portal application and tell the application server to load it on startup. Implementing the init and the destroy method of the servlet

Re: hook into deployment process

Joachim Müller wrote: Hi. I there a way to hook into the deployment process when a portal application is (re)deployed? I need a kind of "startup method" of the portal application to start some background processes of the application. thanks, regards, joachim yes, you can either extend the P

hook into deployment process

Hi. I there a way to hook into the deployment process when a portal application is (re)deployed? I need a kind of "startup method" of the portal application to start some background processes of the application. thanks, regards, joachim -- . frankfurt am main, 4°c, die gefühlte temperatur