For a project, we had to build a Web-UI to manage and run different scheduled tasks. Program the whole Scheduling-Management by ourself... hmmm, no way, there must be a solution.... why not just use the existing Windows Task Scheduler?
The Windows Task Scheduler is accessible thru a COM interface, but the .NET Framework does not offer any native wrapper for it. :-(
Dennis Austin built an excellent .NET wrapper for the Scheduler, including Source Code, MSDN Style Help and Demo Client. Wow, R-E-S-P-E-C-T !
I was able to build an ASP.NET 2.0 Application to list, add, edit and remove tasks to the scheduler - in no time! Thanks, Dennis - your my programmer of the Week
2 comments:
Hi Patrick,
How did you managed to edit the task triggers after you saved them? TaskTrigger provides no usefuel name or id to identify it.
Cheers
Chris
Hi Chris
I have to check it! As soon as I have the answer, I'll post it here.
Best regards,
Patrick
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