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Closed Issue: Displayed Tasks not showing correct Status nor NextRunTime [10348]
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Source code checked in, #79296
* Fixed problem with editor when changing the "Configure for:" selection for a task that wasn't persisting on save
* Removed thrown exception when user is prompted for a password when selecting OK from the editor and then cancels the credentials dialog. It now displays an error and does not close the TaskEditorDialog.
* Updated version information to 1.8.4
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New Post: Configure for:
Thanks David. I really appreciate it!
Have a great weekend.
Audi :-)
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New Post: Hide Window when running console application exe by TaskScheduler
How can i Hide Window when running console application which running by TaskScheduler.
Below the code i have written to create task.
TaskDefinition td = ts.NewTask();
td.RegistrationInfo.Description = "Convert TO HL7 Message";
td.Settings.Hidden = true;
TimeTrigger tt = new TimeTrigger();
tt.StartBoundary = DateTime.Now;
tt.Repetition.Interval = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1);
tt.Repetition.Duration = TimeSpan.FromDays(1);
td.Triggers.Add(tt);
string argument = textBox1.Text.Replace(' ', '^');
argument = argument + "$" + textBox2.Text.Replace(' ', '^');
argument = argument + "$" + textBox3.Text.Replace(' ', '^');
string exePath = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ConvertToHL7ExePath"].ToString(); td.Actions.Add(new ExecAction(exePath, argument, null)); ts.RootFolder.RegisterTaskDefinition(@"Test", td);
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New Comment on "TriggerSamples"
How can i hide promt window when executing Task?
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New Post: Hide Window when running console application exe by TaskScheduler
I think you can try some combination of calling the cmd.exe with the start command. I haven't tested this, but I would try something like:
cmd.exe /c start /min executable.exe
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New Post: weekly trigger with mutiple days
Does anyone know if there's a way to create a weekly trigger with multiple days? I have only been able to schedule with a weekly trigger on one specific day, or alternatievly on all days. So, for example, I can say:
td.Triggers.Add(new WeeklyTrigger { StartBoundary = DateTime.Today + TimeSpan.FromHours(2), DaysOfWeek = DaysOfTheWeek.Friday });
It's also possible to specify DayOfWeek = DaysOfTheWeek.AllDays
But what about specifying more than one, but fewer than seven, days on each week (e.g. start the task on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday)?
Of course, I could schedule three separate weekly tasks, one to run on Tuesday, one on Wednesday, and one on Friday, but that's a workaround I'll use as a last resort, as it would be cleaner to schedule one weekly task, to run on multiple days, if possible.
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New Post: weekly trigger with mutiple days
I've figured it out. This can be done using the or concatenator "|" between days so, for example, DaysOfTheWeek.Friday | DaysOfTheWeek.Saturday.
A slight problem I've had, which is probably why I didn't figure this out right away, is that I'm working in VB and most of the examples on here are in C#, so I have been trying to understand the examples based on my rudimentary knowledge of C#, or by using the websites that translate beween VB and C#, but those websites don't always do the translation correctly. For those of you coding in VB, the method to include multiple days with a weekly trigger is to use the word "Or" as the concatenator, so for example, DaysOfTheWeek.Friday Or DaysOfTheWeek.Saturday.
In any case, I've got this resolved. By the way, this scheduler is an excellent piece of software.
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New Post: Riskware?
Why the antiviruses detect a riskware in the library?
Is it false detection? Or library actually have any dangerous parts?
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New Post: weekly trigger with mutiple days
Alas, I have the opposite problem in that I am much more proficient in C# than VB. If you end up with sample code in VB that you would like to share, please pass it along and I'll include it in the documentation.
I'm glad you're finding value in the library. Please take the time to rate it on the download page.
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New Post: Riskware?
The library is just compiled .NET code referencing a COM library. I have never had anything show up in my antivirus scans on my computer using McAfee. All referenced libraries in the Editor assembly are also compiled code using no referenced work. I'm guessing it is a false detection. The ZIP file was scanned by WinZip as it was made and before I uploaded it to CodePlex. Looking at your link, it does appear that your antivirus software has problems with MSIL which is at the heart of any .NET library.
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New Post: Riskware?
Actually, I've checked some other .NET libraries and no any riskware was found inside of them. Also I've downloaded source code and recompiled it by self. Just after that antivirus software found nothing. But after some hours I've repeatedly checked the same library and again Kaspersky found "not-a-virus".
I undestand it is false detection, but the problem is some mail servers don't undestand that, so I have to pack program in the archive with a password in order to send it through the mail.
P.S.: stupid antivirus software :(
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Reviewed: Release 1.8.3 (Aug 10, 2012)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Excellent library.
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Reviewed: Release 1.8.3 (Aug 10, 2012)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Excellent library. Very easy to install and use, and it works perfectly.
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Reviewed: Release 1.8.3 (Aug 10, 2012)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Excellent library. Very easy to install and use, and so far it has worked perfectly for what I have wanted to do with it.
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Reviewed: Release 1.8.3 (Aug 10, 2012)
Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Excellent library. Very easy to install and use, and so far it has worked perfectly.
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New Post: weekly trigger with mutiple days
I did that. Actually, you ought to talk to Microsoft about incorporating it into the .Net framework. I'm surprised that the framework lacks classes natively that do what your libary does.
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New Post: Configure for:
Hello,
Just wondering were there any updates on enhancing you base COM library for Windows 8 RTM?
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New Post: Configure for:
I'm installing the SDK's today to compare them (Win 7 vs. Win 8). Unfortunately Microsoft has not released any notes regarding changes. Once compared, I will make the changes to the base .NET library. Later this month I will get Windows 8 installed and can update the UI components to match the new UI.
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Source code checked in, #79592
* First pass at including changes from Windows 8 SDK. There are new TaskSettings properties and a new method and interface. No idea what any of them are for. Stubs are in but no testing done yet and no DispIDs have been verified. There is also a new custom trigger type, but no other indication of how it could be used.
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