My first hint would be to consider groovy as java.
It's not exactly the same but it shares most.
The other idea is to simply call the web page from groovy?
new java.net.URL("blablalba").getContent()
paul
On 23 oct. 2010, at 23:26, Eugen Colesnicov wrote:
>
> Hi colleagues!
>
> I need some help for the Scheduler.
> I already have some not small script in a velocity. This script select some
> pages with complex conditions (hql), make some calculations and sending
> emails. Now this script is working when I simply open it page (where script
> is placed).
>
> I need to make automatic schedule for this script (for example - every day).
> Unfortunately, scheduler scripts permit only groovy scripts ... Also,
> problem for me - I dont't now groovy at all (velocity - so-so) and I am not
> a programmer. For me - groovy learning is difficult (in any case - not
> quickly).
>
> My question - is any possibility to use my velocity script without total
> rewriting for groovy? Maybe I can write groovy script with redirection for
> my page with velocity script? Maybe is it possible to include code of one
> scripting language in another?
>
> If is not (only need to totally rewrite script to grovvy) can somebody can
> help me in this operation? I attached my original velocity script (it's
> working fine).
>
> http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/file/n5666438/velocity_script.txt
> velocity_script.txt
>
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> Thanks beforehand
> Eugen Colesnicov
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