Cause Javascript program to pause then re execute.

[Work23]

Hello. I have this JavaScript code below. I need the code to process but then hault execution right before the end of the program for about 15 minutes, then re execute the code as a repetitive process say about a 100 times for example. Please let me know if this is possible. Thanks so much. Take care.

function InitAgenda()
{
IncludeFile("AsmLib.js",WLExecuteScript)
IncludeFile("wlSmtp.js",WLExecuteScript)
wlExpectedRepository = CopyFile("some.exr")
}



// Initialize the client and set it up to use the Smtp mail protocol
function InitClient()
{
Smtp=new WLSmtp()
Smtp.Connect("Some Smtp");
}

wlHttp.SaveSource = "Yes"
wlHttp.ExpectedDOMID = 1
wlHttp.Get("

http://wwww.somepage.com")

// Retrieve the status returned by the server
StatusResponse = wlHtml.GetStatusLine()


// add an exception to prevent the script from running more than once.
if (RoundNum > 1)
{
StopGenerator("Script exiting, site is up and running.");
}
wlHttp.SaveSource = "Yes"
Sleep(2969)
wlHttp.Type = "A"; wlHttp.ExpectedLocation = ":5"; wlHttp.ExpectedID = "LogOff"; wlHttp.ExpectedName = "LogOff"; wlHttp.ExpectedText = "LOGOFF";
wlHttp.Url = wlHttp.IdentifyObject("

http://www.somesite.com")

wlHttp.ExpectedDOMID = 5
wlHttp.Get(wlHttp.Url)


// Search the HTML Source Text to find the title, the Syntax inside the match(/ /) is
// case sensitive. the word title, has to be spelled the same way that it appears in
// the HTML source file from the Website
myTitle = document.wlSource.match(/<TITLE>(.*)<\/TITLE>/)


// If the title is not "MSA e-Commerce Login" or the Status is not "OK", then trigger the email
if (myTitle[1] != "You have been logged out." || StatusResponse != "OK")
{
InfoMessage("Page could not load, an email is being sent to the webmaster")
Smtp.To="<somebody.com>";
Smtp.From= "someone.com";
Smtp.Subject="Site is down!!";
Smtp.Message="Site is DOWN!";
Smtp.Send();
InfoMessage(Smtp.GetStatusLine());
}
else
{
InfoMessage("Page Loaded Successfully")
}

 

[BabyJeffy]

Take a look at setInverval() for this. I think this will do exactly what you need

Cheers,
Jeff