How to use timers in mvc.

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Hi am a fresher, am working on some website, i have got some problem please any one help me,

when a expiry date of a particular task assigned is reached it should notify them by automatically sending emails..

i know the logic but donno how to satrt with the code, can any one help me out there.

The Class will help to fire a event based on time or ticks
When ever there is event fired
check the DB for expired certificates
which has not been notified
in the DB you can add Notification Count
IsNotifiedEmail
IsNotifiedSMS
NotificationCountEmail
NotificationCountSMS

Posted 9-Jun-14 19:18pm

Nivedita.H.D

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Prasad Avunoori 10-Jun-14 1:35am

Hi Nivedita,

Which database you are using? You may send mails from back end.
Just schedule a job which checks the database table at regular intervals and sends mail.

Nivedita.H.D 11-Jun-14 1:35am

Am using SQL server, how to set that in database please tell me.. this is my code in the controller please tell me..

public ActionResult ExpiryNotification()
{

DateTime date = DateTime.Now.AddDays(7);
//DateTime dat1e = DateTime.Today;
IEnumerable<certificatesassociation> Associaton = db.CertificatesAssociations.Include("Certificats").Where(s => s.ExpiryDate <= date && s.ExpiryDate >= DateTime.Today);
return View(Associaton);
}

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Ramug10 · Answer 1 · 2014-06-10T01:04:00

Solution 1

Here is a sample code from the jQuery site itself

C#

var times = chunks.length;
$(document).everyTime(1000, function(i) {
  processChunk(i);
}, times);

Here the processChunk function will be called every 1000 (1 sec) no of times as metioned in times variable. If times is 0 (zero) then the processChunk function will be called every 1000 indefinitly.

Thanks,
-RG

Posted 10-Jun-14 1:04am

Ramug10

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Nivedita.H.D 11-Jun-14 1:37am

hi thank you for the code.

public ActionResult ExpiryNotification()
{

DateTime date = DateTime.Now.AddDays(7);
//DateTime dat1e = DateTime.Today;
IEnumerable<certificatesassociation> Associaton = db.CertificatesAssociations.Include("Certificats").Where(s => s.ExpiryDate <= date && s.ExpiryDate >= DateTime.Today);
return View(Associaton);
}
this is my code in the controller please tel me next should i do..