run a scheduler every month

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Hi, I wnat to run a scheduler every month. I have created one website and one windows application for PDF generation. So, I want to implement windows application in my website for printing PDF every month on 1st day. Please share some idea to call windows application in web. Thanks in advance!

Posted 8-May-13 1:20am

riteshsingh_jsr

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[no name] 8-May-13 7:22am

"call windows application in web", you don't. Use a scheduled task or a windows service for this.

riteshsingh_jsr 8-May-13 7:45am

I haven't use it. So, confused..

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 8-May-13 7:24am

Do you have a valid reason for not using the windows scheduler?

riteshsingh_jsr 11-May-13 3:24am

I haven't use it. So, confused..

Ian A Davidson 8-May-13 7:39am

Is the title you've used misleading?
It sounds like the problem you want solved is how to call your application which creates a pdf file from a web page (probably a CGI script?) In which case the "scheduling" is more about checking the last time the pdf was created, and either returning the pre-created one or creating a new one if the month has changed?
So the question is actually about how to create the PDF file on request as needed?
Am I right?
Ian.

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2013-05-08T01:26:00

Solution 1

Just in case you really can't use the windows scheduler (due to the hosting environment perchance) you might like this library: Quartz.NET[^].

Regards,

— Manfred

Posted 8-May-13 1:26am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy