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accessing the bootstrap mechanism

Rupinder Singh Mazara
hi all

while ofbiz is warming up   i need to execute a query and cache the
results into some safe location.
 
 what is the best mechanism to achieve this ?

 i was think of assigning the resulting list from the query to the
globalContext , but the basic issue is where to place the query so that
it is executed at the startup of ofbiz

 thanks

 


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Re: accessing the bootstrap mechanism

David E. Jones

You can do things on startup with the containers stuff (mounted in ofbiz-containers.xml).

-David


Rupinder Singh Mazara wrote:

> hi all
>
> while ofbiz is warming up   i need to execute a query and cache the
> results into some safe location.
>
> what is the best mechanism to achieve this ?
>
> i was think of assigning the resulting list from the query to the
> globalContext , but the basic issue is where to place the query so that
> it is executed at the startup of ofbiz
>
> thanks
>
>
>
>
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Re: accessing the bootstrap mechanism

David E. Jones
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In the serviceengine.xml file you can also use the startup-service element to execute services on startup.

-David

Rupinder Singh Mazara wrote:

> hi all
>
> while ofbiz is warming up   i need to execute a query and cache the
> results into some safe location.
>
> what is the best mechanism to achieve this ?
>
> i was think of assigning the resulting list from the query to the
> globalContext , but the basic issue is where to place the query so that
> it is executed at the startup of ofbiz
>
> thanks
>
>
>
>
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Re: accessing the bootstrap mechanism

Rupinder Singh Mazara
thank you David

David E. Jones wrote:

>
> In the serviceengine.xml file you can also use the startup-service
> element to execute services on startup.
>
> -David
>
> Rupinder Singh Mazara wrote:
>> hi all
>>
>> while ofbiz is warming up   i need to execute a query and cache the
>> results into some safe location.
>>
>> what is the best mechanism to achieve this ?
>>
>> i was think of assigning the resulting list from the query to the
>> globalContext , but the basic issue is where to place the query so
>> that it is executed at the startup of ofbiz
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>