scheduled-tasks

问题 Very strange phenomena with Windows 2008 R2 setup and scratching my head for more than couple of hours now. What is happening when an Application is run via a user it picks up correct date format i.e. DD/MM/YYYY and however when run via Task Scheduler, the same applications yields US date format. I have changed the regional setting, the Locale setting and every possible options/configurations I can think of that may affect date however it still does not work. Can anyone help? Chao, Marko.....

问题 Our server has MANY tasks in Task Scheduler that run on varying schedules. I need to be notified by email only when one particular tasks completes. Seeing that the appropriate Event ID for a successfully completed task is 102, I was able to create an event that would email me whenever any task completed, ensuring that my emailing action is properly configured. My problem comes into play when I'm trying to get this email to be triggered for my task called 'Email Parser' ONLY, and I believe I

问题 What's the best way of running code when the system clock changes to a certain time? Obviously I could poll, but that seems inefficient. I don't want a timer; I want to be able to do something at (for instance) 10pm every evening. 回答1: NSTimer is pretty much how you do something later in Cocoa, and it's possible to create one with a "fire date", but that date will be put off if the computer goes to sleep in the meantime (or if the clock changes). Polling via a timer might not be such a bad

问题 I am having roughly the same problem as outlined in the post: windows server 2008 R2 date format reverts to US. I have a batch file that creates and smart names backup files (FILENAME.YYYY-MM-DD.zip) then searches for and deletes old backups more than 7 days old. When I run the batch file from the command line, it creates the backup files properly and deletes the old ones properly, but whenever I run the batch file as a task from the windows task scheduler, the backup files are created using

问题 I am having roughly the same problem as outlined in the post: windows server 2008 R2 date format reverts to US. I have a batch file that creates and smart names backup files (FILENAME.YYYY-MM-DD.zip) then searches for and deletes old backups more than 7 days old. When I run the batch file from the command line, it creates the backup files properly and deletes the old ones properly, but whenever I run the batch file as a task from the windows task scheduler, the backup files are created using

问题 My WatiN automation for doing file download is working fine when executed in command window normally. But failing with timeout exceptions or fileDownload Dialog not found exception when executed as a scheduled task. Is it possible to execute WatiN exe (with filedownload dialog handler) as a scheduled task. If NO is there any other way to execute it as a schedule task. Note: I have seen some blogs referring to running WatiN using cc.net. So, is it possible to run above scenario using cc.net

问题 When I had my logic inside a Runnable it worked fine except I could not interact with the UI Thread. So I am trying to put everything inside a class that extends Task and it works Except the task is only executed once. No errors and I get a succeeded message form the Task succeeded method. I have also tried making the task return Boolean true in the call method but that did not help. public class Main extends Application { public static void main(String[] args) { launch(args); } @Override

问题 I've followed this answer here and it works but when I try to call my app nothing happens. I have my main function in app.js called function start() { ... } This is my task stored in bin which I know it works when I call: #! /app/.heroku/node/bin/node function mytask() { start(); } initScrape(); process.exit(); After: heroku run init mytask λ heroku run init_scrape Running mytask on dyno1... up, run.5157 /app/bin/mytask:3 start(); ^ ReferenceError: start is not defined at mytask (/app/bin

问题 I've followed this answer here and it works but when I try to call my app nothing happens. I have my main function in app.js called function start() { ... } This is my task stored in bin which I know it works when I call: #! /app/.heroku/node/bin/node function mytask() { start(); } initScrape(); process.exit(); After: heroku run init mytask λ heroku run init_scrape Running mytask on dyno1... up, run.5157 /app/bin/mytask:3 start(); ^ ReferenceError: start is not defined at mytask (/app/bin

问题 I am trying to run an Eloquent model to insert data to the database, I tried to run a test run using Laravel schedule and cronjobs, below is my code This is my App\Console\kernel.php protected $commands = [ 'App\Console\Commands\test', ]; /** * Define the application's command schedule. * * @param \Illuminate\Console\Scheduling\Schedule $schedule * @return void */ protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule) { $schedule->command('check:test')->everyMinute(); } And my App\Console\Commands