scheduler

I've got code that uses the C# TaskManager object to create a task. On Windows 7 it works fine but on Windows XP (and presumably other Windows) it doesn't work at all because the default user for the task is system and thus there's no session for the GUI to be displayed. If I modify the created task manually in the control panel widget to set the job to run only when user is logged in and only for the particular user, then everything works perfectly. But despite hours of searching I see no options for setting these options in the C# objects. Anyone know a solution with the existing objects? I

My question is more of a general wondering. I have two commands created using Laravel, let's call them A and B. Each one of these commands are scheduled with the ->dailyAt($par) method. But the $par parameter comes from a query. I mean something like this: protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule) { $schedulerTime_commandA = App\Model\CommandsTime::where('id', 1)->first()->time; $schedulerTime_commandB = App\Model\CommandsTime::where('id', 2)->first()->time; $schedule->command('A') ->dailyAt($schedulerTime_commandA); $schedule->command('B') ->dailyAt($schedulerTime_commandB); } This is

I'm trying to call node file.js with Bluemix Workload Scheduler every morning; file.js is in the root of my node.js project; file.js is not my server file. I used to use cron but it seems like "BlueMix doesn't have a concept of cron jobs." As result for the (only) step of my process, I got "node : command not found" I think I missed something. Is it even possible to do this with Workload Scheduler or should I find alternative options? MORE INFORMATION I'm trying to do : var wls = new WorkloadService(credentials); var wp = new WAProcess("MyProcessName", "DescriptionProcess"); wp.addStep(new

Currently I have an scheduler task, but I want to use function from my extbase repository (in the same extension). I keep getting "PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function add() on a non-object", no matter how I try to include my repo or controller from extbase. My SampleTask.php: namespace TYPO3\ExtName\Task; class SampleTask extends \TYPO3\CMS\Scheduler\Task\AbstractTask { public function execute() { $controller = \TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\GeneralUtility::makeInstance('\TYPO3\ExtName\Controller\SampleController'); $new = new \TYPO3\ExtName\Domain\Model\Sample; $new->setName('test');

Are there any open source Job Scheduler with REST API for commercial use which will support features like: Tree like Job dependency Hold & Release Rerun failed steps Parallelism Help would be appreciated :) NOTE: we are looking for open source alternative for TWS , Control-M , AutoSys . JobScheduler would seem to meet your requirements: Open Source see: Open Source and Commercial Licenses Rest API see: Web Service Integration Parallelism see: Organisation of Jobs and Job Chains I think that these areas are also covered (I downloaded and trialled the application): See here Tree like Job

I'm working in C# using Quartz.NET and am having problems setting the misfire instruction on a CronTrigger. I'm running an SQL backend with the Quartz DB installed. I have the following code which works fine for creating a job and running a scheduler. IScheduler _scheduler; IJobDetail job; ISchedulerFactory sFactory; ICronTrigger trig; sFactory = new StdSchedulerFactory(); _scheduler = sFactory.GetScheduler(); _scheduler.Start(); job = JobBuilder.Create<Test>().WithIdentity("testJob", "testGroup").Build(); trig = (ICronTrigger) TriggerBuilder.Create().WithIdentity("testTrigger", "testGroup")

I have a thread running on a Linux system which i need to execute in as accurate intervals as possbile. E.g. execute once every ms. Currently this is done by creating a timer with timerfd_create(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, 0) , and then passing the desired sleep time in a struct with timerfd_settime (fd, 0, &itval, NULL); A blocking read call is performed on this timer which halts thread execution and reports lost wakeup calls. The problem is that at higher frequencies, the system starts loosing deadlines, even though CPU usage is below 10%. I think this is due to the scheduler not waking the thread