[9:55]<emilis_info> How do you run cronjobs for Helma NG scripts from the server? (I don't want to expose them via a public URL) [9:57]<simono> emilis_info, how do you mean? you could create a seperate cron_actions.js which is not visible to the webapp and holds functions invoked by cronjob [9:57]<simono> cron_actions.js is then probably a bad name [9:57]<emilis_info> yes, but how do I call the functions from inside the server cron? [9:58]<emilis_info> I mean OS, not Helma server [9:58]<emilis_info> :) [9:58]<simono> helma-ng/bin/helma cronstuff.js and cronstuff.js should invoke itself.. [9:58]<emilis_info> or should I implement or use cron somehow from inside Helma? [9:58]<simono> ng doesn't have cron-facitlies afaik [9:59]<emilis_info> hmm [9:59]<emilis_info> but that would create another instance of Helma server? [10:00]<simono> "server" .. well it would invoke a new rhino and everything but not a webapp [10:01]<simono> checkout apps/demo/main.js .. you just don't invoke helma.webapp.start() but your cron functions if require.main... [10:02]<emilis_info> hmm [10:02]<emilis_info> thanks [13:19]<emilis_info> what does addToClasspath() do? I thought I could add JAR files to a running Helma NG instance dynamicly... [13:19]<emilis_info> but java.sql.DriverManager fails to use MySQL driver this way [13:27]<simono> emilis_info, does it work if you put the jar into helma-ng/lib ? [13:27]<emilis_info> simono, yes it works [13:29]<emilis_info> but I would like to package my app with all JARs into one directory [13:50]<simono> ok.. hm.. i once had a problem like that because the jar in wanted to added wasn't in the module search path [13:51]<simono> like i was trying to add /usr/local/java/junit.jar that won't work unless /usr/local/java is ... *looking it up* [13:53]<simono> ah require.paths .. as i understand it the jar must be within those, than it can be added to classpath [13:53]<simono> emilis_info, ^^ maybe thats it