I am still surprised that no-one expressed this requirement to actually get a faithful document-change-notification, this looks like the prime thing for any form of change tracking, the scheduler approach still seems to be able to miss parts. My easiest wish would be that an implementation of the interface as in the pirc-bot would just be accepted as notification page. Is that not doable? paul Le 28-nov.-08 à 13:23, Jean-Vincent Drean a écrit :
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 1:04 PM, Paul Libbrecht <[email protected]> wrote:
5 minutes is definitely too much.
You can configure your job to be fired every minute if you want.
The best approximation I found is: - insert a wget at the end of the start script - insert "platform monitor" as notification page itself creating that (the notification page seems to be called at all accesses)
Oh, and is the scheduler anything else than a crontab?
The scheduler is basically an embedded CRON, in your case its main advantage compared to a real cron is that it's configured in XWiki itself, allowing remote configuration + avoiding the need of XWiki related stuff outside of the webapp.