Rails 2, redmine 1.1.1, gem whenever, how to execute code from a plugin

Question

im having a problem using the gem whenever v0.8.4. The config/schedule.rb looks like this:

every :day, :at => '8am' do
  runner "TimeclockReportSender.sendReports"
end

The thing is the TimeclockReportSender.sendReports code does not execute. The file is in /vendor/plugins/plugin_name/lib/reports/timeclock_report.rb.

Im developing at a rails 2.3.5 project, using redmine 1.1.1. Any one knows how i can specify the whenever to execute the plugin module code or if i must put this piece of code elsewhere.

UPDATE

module TimeclockReportSender
    require "reports/timeclock_report.rb"
    #verify and send every report that has date_to_send == today
    def self.sendReports
        reports = CtTimeclockReport.find(:all)
        reports.each do |rpt|
            if !rpt.date_to_send.nil?
                if rpt.date_to_send.to_date() == Date.today
                    users = CtTimeclockReport.getAllUsersFromReport(rpt)
                    period = CtSettingsPeriod.getPeriod(rpt.ct_settings_period_id)
                    project = Project.find(period.project_id)
                    pdf = TimeclockReport.createAndGetReport(rpt,project)
                    sent = TimeclockReportSender.sendReport(rpt,pdf,users)
                    TimeclockReportSender.updateReportDate(rpt)
                end
            end
        end
    end

#send a single report pdf via email to the users list
def self.sendReport(report,pdfReport,users)
    #send the report to each user
    users.each do |usr|
        usr = User.find(usr.user_id)
        if !usr.nil?
            CtMailer.deliver_reportEmail(report,pdfReport,usr)
        end
    end
    return true
end

when i run the command: script/runner -e production '\''TimeclockReportSender.sendReports'\''' at rails root, it asks me some input ... this command its the crontab generated from whenever

UPDATE2

To run the sendReports method, i must require the file in my controller using require "reports/timeclock_report_sender.rb"

FIXED

I ran the cmd from cron and found out that rails was not finding my module. The solution was to put the code inside a Model from my plugin, than it found his code. Thanks 4 all :D

Answer 1

Problem solved! I found out that the reason why it was not executing by running the cmd from cron and then i found out that rails was not finding my module.

The solution was to put the code inside a Model from my plugin, than cron found his code. Thanks for the help guys.