How to send an Email using scheduler in mvc3 using linq in c#

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I have to write a scheduler which sends an email automatically to the clients on a particular time.

Can anybody please help me out to write that scheduler? Because m having no idea how to do this. I am using c# in MVC3 using linq.

Thanks

Posted 14-Feb-13 22:43pm

Vicky.tts

Updated 15-Feb-13 1:06am

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Zoltán Zörgő 15-Feb-13 7:09am

Sorry to disappoint you, but this task is NOT really related to linq, and absolutely not with MVC3. An asp.net application is not suitable to perform scheduled tasks, since in general it is not running continuously.

Vicky.tts 15-Feb-13 7:16am

Dear Zoltán Zörgő,
Thanks for the response.
can you help me out regarding the Scheduler for sending mail to client?

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Ranjithkumar54 · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-15T01:43:00

Solution 1

Hai,
There is another solution
Create a console application and write your code build it....you will get a .exe file in bin folder of your application and give that .exe file to windows schedular.....

Posted 15-Feb-13 1:43am

Ranjithkumar54

fjdiewornncalwe · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-15T04:17:00

You have two options:
1) As already posted by Ranjithkumar54(Solution 1), you could build a console application and execute it through Windows Scheduler.
2) You could create a Windows Service application and run it that way.

You should not try to run scheduled applications from a web application because a web application is a simple Request/Response system. Unattended processes are not meant to be run in this environment.