Created Unassigned: Add IsDisabled to TriggerBuilder and ActionBuilder [12325]
Allow the current trigger to be disabled and add a function that ends the build of the current trigger and lets you start a new trigger in the fluent api. ......
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: .NET 4.0 full required since 2.5.6 [12326]
Hi,when upgrading to latest version, I found out that the TaskScheduler library requires .NET 4.0 full instead of client profile since 2.5.6:- 2.5.5 works well with client profile- 2.5.6 requires...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Add IsDisabled to TriggerBuilder and ActionBuilder [12325]
Allow the current trigger to be disabled and add a function that ends the build of the current trigger and lets you start a new trigger in the fluent api. ......
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: .NET 4.0 full required since 2.5.6 [12326]
Hi,when upgrading to latest version, I found out that the TaskScheduler library requires .NET 4.0 full instead of client profile since 2.5.6:- 2.5.5 works well with client profile- 2.5.6 requires...
View ArticleNew Post: Bug: exiting task editor from 'Run Times' tab
Confirmed. Problem is Fixed. Thanks!
View ArticleNew Post: Run admin task at boot time
Is it possible to run a task when a system boots up with admin rights? Great library!!! Thanks! Christian
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: TaskDefinition.Actions always empty in v1 since release...
It's all in the title :)Actions are always empty in v1 mode (XP/2003) since the version 2.5.0. The last working version is 2.4.2.
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: A task must have between 1 and 32 actions [12329]
It would be nice to have a well formatted error message when RegisterTaskDefinition is called with a task that has 0 or more than 32 actions, as both are not supported by Windows.Currently you only get...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: TaskDefinition.Actions always empty in v1 since release...
It's all in the title :)Actions are always empty in v1 mode (XP/2003) since the version 2.5.0. The last working version is 2.4.2.Comments: ** Comment from web user: dahall ** Thank you for your...
View ArticleNew Post: Run admin task at boot time
Yes. You will need to connect to the TaskService with admin rights and then register a task with a BootAction with either a TaskLogonType that takes an admin account and password or a S4U or...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: TaskDefinition.Actions always empty in v1 since release...
It's all in the title :)Actions are always empty in v1 mode (XP/2003) since the version 2.5.0. The last working version is 2.4.2.Comments: ** Comment from web user: picrap ** The application runs in...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: TaskDefinition.Actions always empty in v1 since release...
It's all in the title :)Actions are always empty in v1 mode (XP/2003) since the version 2.5.0. The last working version is 2.4.2.Comments: ** Comment from web user: dahall ** Thank you. That helps...
View ArticleSource code checked in, #98012
* Work on CredentialsDialog to allow for modern UI * Version 2.5.13 * Fixed index bug in TaskListView * Enhancements to TaskServiceConnectDialog * Added error handling in base lib to check for at least...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: TaskDefinition.Actions always empty in v1 since release...
It's all in the title :)Actions are always empty in v1 mode (XP/2003) since the version 2.5.0. The last working version is 2.4.2.Comments: ** Comment from web user: dahall ** Which version of .NET are...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: TaskDefinition.Actions always empty in v1 since release...
It's all in the title :)Actions are always empty in v1 mode (XP/2003) since the version 2.5.0. The last working version is 2.4.2.Comments: ** Comment from web user: picrap ** I am targeting .NET 4.0...
View ArticleNew Comment on "Documentation"
That looks awesome.. I'll try that soon I have a question There's a way to pull a specific task information? I want to check when the next execute will occur and put a countdown timer or something..
View ArticleNew Post: Error HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component
A user on a virtual Windows Server 2012 R2 is getting this error Error HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component while my code is getting various task properties via this library....
View ArticleNew Post: Error HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component
Turns out this is caused by tasks that have no defined triggers.
View ArticleSource code checked in, #98019
* Added TaskWatcherForm to test TaskEventWatcher * Updated XML Comments * Fixed disabled state of version combo under XP
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