ASP.NET Task Scheduler
Hey experts,
I searched for a library that helps in doing task scheduling in ASP.NET; I found this: http://www.componentsource.com/products/portsight-task-scheduler-net/downloads.html
but it needs installation for a windows service to be used on the server, and the site is hosted externally, and we can't install anything on the server; so is thsi the only solution or is there some other solution like the Quartz scheduler for J2EE Web Applications (which doesn't need any installations)
I searched for a library that helps in doing task scheduling in ASP.NET; I found this: http://www.componentsource.com/products/portsight-task-scheduler-net/downloads.html
but it needs installation for a windows service to be used on the server, and the site is hosted externally, and we can't install anything on the server; so is thsi the only solution or is there some other solution like the Quartz scheduler for J2EE Web Applications (which doesn't need any installations)
What exactly are you trying to do?
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>>TSmooth
Send an e-mail everyday at 6:30 AM with some info in it extracted from a web page. All that is now done except the scheduling part
Send an e-mail everyday at 6:30 AM with some info in it extracted from a web page. All that is now done except the scheduling part
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>>TSmooth
They want this scheduling part to be done on their web server in which they don't have full access to (since it's hosted at their provider), so they can't create a scheduled task for example on that server; they would resort to using a local server only if this was the only way for it work (i.e. it couldn't be done using ASP.NET)
>>kvimal
This did the trick; many thanks for your help!
They want this scheduling part to be done on their web server in which they don't have full access to (since it's hosted at their provider), so they can't create a scheduled task for example on that server; they would resort to using a local server only if this was the only way for it work (i.e. it couldn't be done using ASP.NET)
>>kvimal
This did the trick; many thanks for your help!