i have a web service (amsx) in which i want to invoke a method on daily basis, how to do it ? please no third party dll

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public List<myClass> Mymethod(){
     List<myClass> Collect = new List<myClass>();
                if (list.Count == 0)
                {
                myfunction();  // my function must be invoked every day at 7 to update list
                Collection = list;
                return Collect;
                }

                else
                {
                    Collection = list;
                    return Collect;
                }
}

Posted 25-Mar-13 1:48am

satpal 2

Updated 25-Mar-13 1:52am

ZurdoDev

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2013-03-25T01:53:00

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You need something that will call your webservice everyday. Since the web is a disconnected medium you can write a Windows service that is constantly running and have it call your webservice. Or you could also have a console applicaiton and maybe use windows scheduler to fire it off.

Posted 25-Mar-13 1:53am

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satpal 2 25-Mar-13 7:56am

hello,ryanb31 can you give me any working solution for this.thanks in advance.

ZurdoDev 25-Mar-13 7:57am

There are lots of working solutions. Do you know how to write a windows service or a console app?

satpal 2 25-Mar-13 8:01am

no.and where to put.I am new in web services.can u help me.

ZurdoDev 25-Mar-13 8:03am

OK, well, I would start with learning how to do that. It is possible that there are tutorials online to do specifically what you want but you may not learn much if you just copy. It's pretty easy, just start a new project and either do a Windows Service or a Console App or even a Windows Forms app. You really need to be the one to decide how you are going to do this. You need to look at how it will be deployed and then decide which way will work the best. The bulk of code will be the same no matter which route you choose.

satpal 2 25-Mar-13 8:06am

ok..can be start with web service

ZurdoDev 25-Mar-13 8:13am

What? You already have the web service. I am not sure what you are saying here.

satpal 2 25-Mar-13 8:17am

I mean that how to invoke web service daily at 7 am automatically.

ZurdoDev 25-Mar-13 8:19am

OK, and I said you need another app that you can schedule. Did you understand that or do you have another question?