Grails Invoke a controller method from a scheduled job -

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in grails application i'd invoke scheduled job class method contained in controller.

reading [http://www.grails.org/job+scheduling+(quartz)], can see datasources , services auto-wired name in job classes. seems not possible controllers default, 'cause controllers aren't supposed kind of stuff.

btw, there way controller method called job in grails? , such bad practice (and why)?

thanks in advance, luca

it's bad practice because controller intended handle web requests - user session , everything.

there no user session in quartz job.

second, keeping functionality in controller bad thing on own - controller should better "control" invocations other business logic method.

i'd recommend move functionality either service, domain class or pogo class in src.

of course, can call new mycontroller().method(), no beans injected controller default.


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