HowTo Schedule ASPX page to Run Automatically

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Hi. How can I schedule an ASPX page to execute every hour? I know this
request is odd & there are plenty of better ways to accomplish running an
automated task every hour. That being said, is it possible to do this?

Basically I have an ASPX page that, when opened, POSTS new customer records
from our system to a partner company's system. This task must run once an
hour and currently a user is manually running the application.

Is it possible to automatically run an aspx page every hour? If so, how?

Thanks!
 
Hello Mike,

http://groups.google.com/group/micr...read/thread/313f790c15e5ebc4/aa20b13d0bfb4e08


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M> Hi. How can I schedule an ASPX page to execute every hour? I know
M> this request is odd & there are plenty of better ways to accomplish
M> running an automated task every hour. That being said, is it
M> possible to do this?
M>
M> Basically I have an ASPX page that, when opened, POSTS new customer
M> records from our system to a partner company's system. This task
M> must run once an hour and currently a user is manually running the
M> application.
M>
M> Is it possible to automatically run an aspx page every hour? If so,
M> how?
M>
M> Thanks!
M>
 
Hi. How can I schedule an ASPX page to execute every hour? I know this
request is odd & there are plenty of better ways to accomplish running an
automated task every hour. That being said, is it possible to do this?

Basically I have an ASPX page that, when opened, POSTS new customer records
from our system to a partner company's system. This task must run once an
hour and currently a user is manually running the application.

Is it possible to automatically run an aspx page every hour? If so, how?

Thanks!

Well, this task is a good candidate to become a windows server. Doing
so you get the service started without user logged in, automatic
restart in case of failure, disgnostics in event viewer.... and more.
My advice, create a windows service. Asp.Net is not suitable for this
kind of requirements.
Best regards.
Oscar Acosta
 
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