Call a Java method from javascript

[Cesar Huasupoma]

Hi I'm new using javascript and when I was searching i saw that i can do it directly so.. i thought maybe if i simulate a click i can access a method in java every minute. Until now i got this xhtml:

<ice:commandLink id="test" actionListener="#{workOrderAction.verifyClosedWorkOrders}" partialSubmit="true" immediate="true" visible="false">
    <ice:outputText value="test"/>
</ice:commandLink>

and this javascript:

<script type="text/javascript">
  function fireEvent(element,event)
  {
 if(document.createEvent)
     {
     var evt=document.createEvent("HTMLEvents");
     evt.initEvent(event,true,true);
     return !element.dispatchEvent(evt);
 }
 else
 {
     var evt=document.createEventObject();              
     return element.fireEvent("on"+event,evt);
 }
  }
  function startLoop()
  {
  setInterval
  (
     (function()  {fireEvent(document.getElementById("workOrderAction:test"),"click");}) ,
            1000
        );
    }
    startLoop();
</script>

but with all this it didn't seem to work. Did I miss something or i did something wrong?

PS: i work with IceFaces