for windows7 - Create scheduler task in windows application with c#.net

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Dear All,

I want to run one exe("Ex:mymodule.exe") in scheduler task, how to create scheduler task for execute my exe with codeing in c#.net. where i can have option of Daily, Once, Monthly.
When am trying with below code am getting Error: Access Denied
sCreateArg = @"/create /S " + @sIPAddress + " /tn " + sSchedulerName + " /tr "
+ ExePath + " /sc Daily /st " + sStartTaskTime + " /ru " + sUserName;

I have checked with Both Local system username and Password and Remote system username,Password

Thank you In advance

Posted 16-Sep-12 23:48pm

kishor bandi

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WebMaster · Answer 1 · 2012-09-17T01:05:00

Solution 1

I think the best way is creating your own Scheduler.
The windows service is going to help you to implement your project.

Follow the below code for more info about Windows Service:

Introduction to Windows Service Applications [^]
How to run a process from the Windows service [^]

Posted 17-Sep-12 1:05am

WebMaster

kishor bandi · Answer 2 · 2012-09-24T21:07:00

Solution 2

sCreateArg = @"/create /S " + @sIPAddress + " /tn " + sSchedulerName + " /tr " + sPath + " /sc " + sScheduleTask.ToLower() + " /st " + sStartTaskTime + " /ru " + sUserName + " /rp " + sPassword;

Posted 24-Sep-12 21:07pm

kishor bandi