How can I run a .exe file every one minute automatically?

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Actually i am having one .exe file for my messages. now i want to generate the messages for every one minute is it possible..

Posted 20-May-13 19:16pm

ntitish

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-May-13 1:24am

Quite a bad idea. Why?
—SA

ntitish 21-May-13 1:33am

sir actually in my message details table i am selecting all unread messages and sending notifications to the user mobile. for that i want to select all unread messages for every 1 min and sending notifications

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This is hardly related to ASP.NET, which works exclusively on HTTP requests from the clients.

You can use Windows Task Sheduler. Please see my past answer: Windows Services - problem with operating system[^].

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Posted 21-May-13 3:39am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Solution 1

If you have an exe that does this for you already, simply run a timer job on your server to execute that exe file as required.

Posted 20-May-13 19:44pm

_Damian S_

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ntitish 21-May-13 1:50am

how to do that sir...

_Damian S_ 21-May-13 1:55am

How to do what? Do you have an exe that selects the messages and sends them to the user mobile? If so, simply schedule a task in your server to fire off the exe file on the schedule you desire. Google "scheduling a task in " + your version of windows.

ntitish 21-May-13 4:34am

ok....i will try.

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ntitish · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-22T02:17:00

Solution 3

Control panel->administrative tools->task scheduler->After clicking on task scheduler one new window will open in that right side of the window we can see->Create basic task and according to that properties,.

Posted 22-May-13 2:17am

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