We wanna develop a SMS and email reminder. The users can set date and time and reminder msg, it can be monthly, daily or weekly. We need to send sms at the scheduled time, so please kindly advise me what is the best method i can do, by creating an ActiveX component in VB or developing dll in ASP or any other best way.
The only thing coming to my mind is there should be some application running continously on the server, by the way do we really need to have one dedicated server? We have to run the script for every 5 or 10 minutes. I think we can do this by task scheduler or with any service, but which will be best for better performance?
http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2143, which led to this article on using a SQL Server job: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2403
Here's my question: I have an intranet app which tracks tickets for tech support. The boss wants it so that, depending on the severity of the ticket, we go into the DB and check every 15 minutes or so to see if the ticket is being handled. If no activity is detected in an accepted amount of time, then an email gets sent automatically to certain managers, The first article cited above gives 4 options, and the last two aren't possibilities in my case. I'm leaning toward option 2, which is the SQL job, but will take advice.
I want to perform the simple task of running an ASP script as a scheduled job.
Previously I've always either run a .vbs script via windows Scheduler, or put some logic in my global.asa, both of which have worked fine.
Unfortunately there are technical reasons (too complicated to go into here) which mean I can't use either the global.asa or a standalone vbs script for this job. It really does have to be an .asp script running in the application space.
Running a scheduled job that runs the command "explorer http://www.mydomain.com/myscript.asp" does the job, but will leave a new window open every day, which will cause problems when sat on a remote server. (self.close() at the end of the script just gives the "app trying to close window" message and leaves window open)
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to achieve this on a W2K server?
Some kind of opening IE, running script, closing IE via VBS maybe?
I want to send email atomatically everyday.I tried using the scheduled task but when I typed in the URL i the "Run" textfield,the scheduler could not start.Anyone knows why?
How would I go about running a script on my server every hour? Say I save it as http://www.mydomain.com/script.asp . Is there anyway I could get it to trigger once an hour?
Problem: they are EXTREMELY security-conscious, and as a part of that are still running ASP 2.0. So, I need to set up a development system for ASP 2.0 that warns me when I use ASP 3.0/ASP.NET features.
I'm running Win2K with all updates, with the included IIS installed. It includes ASP, but I don't know what version. So, my questions:
- How can I determine what version of ASP I have?
- Any suggestions on what tools I should be using to limit features to ASP 2.0? (My understanding of the ASP.NET tools is that they tend to hide all the behind-the-scenes implementation details; this would be a problem here because they'd certainly use post-2.0 features.)
I'm a beginning ASP programmer, doing some fairly basic dynamic server work for a client. Problem: they are EXTREMELY security-conscious, and as a part of that are still running ASP 2.0. So, I need to set up a development system for ASP 2.0 that warns me when I use ASP 3.0/ASP.NET features.
I'm running Win2K with all updates, with the included IIS installed. It includes ASP, but I don't know what version. So, my questions:
- How can I determine what version of ASP I have? Code:
I have access to an ASP based system where a supervisor has to periodically "press the button" to generate a list based on a database held behind the webserver. Unfortunately, people being what they are, this is sometimes forgotten so I'm investigating whether this can be automated.
My hands are tied slightly in that I can access the webpages themselves, most of which contain ASP, and I can run something on the surpervisor's PC, for example via "Task Scheduler" to download pages. But what tool should I use? I can't see any way of triggering Internet Explorer is "automated mode" to just trigger the page so is there some tool specifically designed for this job? Code:
Is there any way to develop a web spider that crawls into websites whos links are stored in my SQL database and fetch out sites if the keywords specified are found in any of its pages.
I would like to start using ASP.NET on some projects at the studio where I work. We currently use PC and Mac, depending on the project, but all ASP.NET work has been done on the PCs. We also have a commercial SQL server that, to my knowledge, was setup through a Windows configuration (what this means really escapes me).
Anyway, I was under the impression that I'd have to purchase some type of emulation software like Microsoft's Virtual PC (from which I could install IIS 6.0), but couldn't I just create asp pages on my Mac and upload them to the server?
I am developing an asp application that requires data collection to occur both offline and online. Rather than redevelop the same asp pages used for online collection in another application like visual basic, I would like to be able to use the same asp webpages offline.
However, I can not seem to find any good solutions for offline use of ASP pages. I am hesitant to install PWS on each user using the application and would like to look at other options. I found an application that claims to "compile" ASP code (ASPExplore), but I yet to get it to work properly.
Can anyone recommend a site that contains any tutorials on developing a Dynamic photo gallery for websites. Something with ASP+Javascript or ASP+VBScript or even with XML+CSS.
I want it so the images can be updated automactically, hence why it needs a backend database.
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