Task Scheduler in windows 7

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Hi,

I have made one tool in .net in that after building solution I am sending mail to relative members.It works when I was double clicking exe but when I am putting it in Task scheduler of Windows 7, its not sending mail about build to members of team..
For sending mail,I used Postie.exe

Thanks in advance.

Posted 19-Aug-11 22:24pm

ganeshah

Updated 25-Aug-11 23:55pm

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RaisKazi 20-Aug-11 4:39am

So whats the Problem?

ganeshah 20-Aug-11 5:18am

When i am putting exe in task scheduler of windows 7 its not sending mail about build to members of team.

DaveAuld 20-Aug-11 4:48am

In task scheduler did you create a Basic Task, or did you Create Task and set which security context the task should run?

ganeshah 20-Aug-11 5:19am

create a Basic Task..

DaveAuld 20-Aug-11 5:44am

Ok, a) As a test, can you create a standard task and assign your login account as the user account to use for the task and see if that makes a difference, if it does then you have security issues. b) have you looked in the event log to see if there are any reasons for the task to fail.

mahendren 30-Aug-11 5:26am

Yes, the logon would be required to be able to send mail.

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