you will have to declare a second class that extends the avstract robot servlet and then go to web.xml and map that servlet with a path (if your servlet is called fetchupdate then you whould do /_wave/robot/ fetchupdate) just look at the stocky robot at google wave samples you can find it here: http://code.google.com/p/google-wave-resources/ regards maxsap
On 30 Νοέ 2009, 15:54, fabrizio-mc <[email protected]> wrote: > I want to use thecronevent to periodically syncronize the wave where > I put my robot with an external app. The need is to add a simple text > blip in the wave for each action registered from the external app. > > I use Java. > > I have two questions: > > 1. I have seen that my robotcronevent starts regularly if the robot > is placed in a single wave (for example every 30 secs). But if I put > the robot in two or more waves I can see only one call and not one > call for each wave.. Is it correct? > > 2. To usecronand update my waves I found and use this code: > > .... > if (bundle.getEvents().size() == 0) { > LOG.warning("Cronevent now"); > .... > > and it's works (i can see the log in appengine) but when I try to get > the wavelet and append my message: > > Wavelet wavelet = bundle.getWavelet(); > Blip blip = wavelet.appendBlip(); > TextView textnew = blip.getDocument(); > textnew.append("30 secs message..."); > > the function getWavelet() value is NULL. > How can I get wavelet data from wave who contains the robot instance? > > Thank you > Fabrizio Porciani > Florence, ITALY
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