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Here is some working code that does what I think you're asking. You can pass string typed variables to the Run method.Using ts As New TaskService() ' Create a new task definition Dim td As...
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Thankyou for the quick reply I am still facing problems defining the ExecAction instance.td.Actions.Add(New ExecAction("cmd", "/c start ""Log"" /min " +...
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The ExecAction constructor takes a comma separated list of string constants. If variables are supplied to this constructor, they must evaluate to strings and cannot be replaced at runtime. The only...
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I tried using the format you specified. Still gives the same error
View ArticleNew Post: Build a Trigger from its Description String
Hi, Trigger.ToString() returns a description string that represents the corresponding trigger. Is there any method that does the opposite, i.e., build a trigger given its description string? Something...
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There is not. In the 2.0 library, there is a Fluent API that allows you to kind of use word-like syntax, but there is no string parsing capability.
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I have corrected errors in my previous code samples in this thread. I believe they should work now.
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Thanks for your reply! Well, this is what I want to do. Maybe you could recommend a better way. I use the Task Scheduler Managed Wrapper to schedule Windows Tasks, and save the settings in an external...
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Is Serialization the right thing to do?
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Yes that works. Thank you for your time. Just wanted to clarify : Using task.Run causes the task to be executed immediately and in this case, the StartBoundary of the DailyTrigger is not relevant?
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The Run method forces the task's action(s) to be run immediately regardless of any trigger settings.
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You can use the Task.Export() method to save the Xml to a file or your can capture the Task.Xml property and save that elsewhere. To regenerate the task, you can use the TaskService.NewTaskFromFile()...
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Thank you very much! I used the XmlText property of TaskDefinition and it works perfectly! :)
View ArticleNew Post: How to create an action of my C# program function?
Hi there, I am trying to use the Task Scheduler Managed Wrapper to schedule runing one of my C# function. Is that possible to do? and how? The example shows how to schedule an exe as the following:...
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You can either create an executable that accepts parameters as a means to call your method or you can create a COM Handler using my template (https://taskscheduler.codeplex.com/releases/view/29938) as...
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I've create a task using this library, that worked. Now when I use the TaskEdit dialog in the following way:Using D As New TaskEditDialog() Using Tsk As Task = ts.GetTask("\MyTasks\Task1") D.Editable =...
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First, thanks to respond quickly by Dahail. Because we have to use "Run whether user is logged on or not" mode, I found that it must to modified TaskRunLevel and pass...
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I'm not sure what is causing your error. I would change your code sample to:Using D as New TaskEditDialog(ts.GetTask("\MyTasks\Task1"), True, True) D.ShowDialog() End Using Let me know if that changes...
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