scheduling

[daveL]

Hello,
I have created a Class that creates Schedules
daily, ,interval (seconds), monthly, etc

this class only holds next run time, updates to nextrun time after and so
forth...just holds holds information about a single schedule and methods to
preform maintenance...

lets say i have a list of 100 of the above schedules to execute some event
based on daily, seconds, weekly, etc
there stored in a Collection
what would be the best way to impliment this in a windows service
1 . single timer in the service set to say 10ms to scan the collection and
see if current time is time to kick off event
or
2. set a timer for each indivual schedule and let the service just maintain
the list of schedules

hope i explained that enough
tks
DaveL

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Have you looked at the Windows Task Scheduler? I have seen so many people
making windows services which have all sorts of logic about running things
every X days/minutes etc. The put in clever configuration so they can chop
and change what gets run, even put in things to run as other users.
Then I show them around the task scheduler and they realise that Microsoft
already wrote all that code, tested it, and released it for free as part of
the OS.
I have seen fare less people who needed to write their own solution then
people who should have used Scheduler.

Check it out.
--
Ciaran O''Donnell
http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com
"daveL" wrote:

Hello,
I have created a Class that creates Schedules
daily, ,interval (seconds), monthly, etc

this class only holds next run time, updates to nextrun time after and so
forth...just holds holds information about a single schedule and methods to
preform maintenance...

lets say i have a list of 100 of the above schedules to execute some event
based on daily, seconds, weekly, etc
there stored in a Collection
what would be the best way to impliment this in a windows service
1 . single timer in the service set to say 10ms to scan the collection and
see if current time is time to kick off event
or
2. set a timer for each indivual schedule and let the service just maintain
the list of schedules

hope i explained that enough
tks
DaveL

[daveL]

thanks i'll talke a good look at windows schedular

Dave

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Have you looked at the Windows Task Scheduler? I have seen so many people
making windows services which have all sorts of logic about running things
every X days/minutes etc. The put in clever configuration so they can chop
and change what gets run, even put in things to run as other users.
Then I show them around the task scheduler and they realise that Microsoft
already wrote all that code, tested it, and released it for free as part
of
the OS.
I have seen fare less people who needed to write their own solution then
people who should have used Scheduler.

Check it out.
--
Ciaran O''Donnell
http://wannabedeveloper.spaces.live.com
"daveL" wrote:

>Hello,
I have created a Class that creates Schedules
daily, ,interval (seconds), monthly, etc

this class only holds next run time, updates to nextrun time after and so
forth...just holds holds information about a single schedule and methods
to
preform maintenance...

lets say i have a list of 100 of the above schedules to execute some
event
based on daily, seconds, weekly, etc
there stored in a Collection
what would be the best way to impliment this in a windows service
1 . single timer in the service set to say 10ms to scan the collection
and
see if current time is time to kick off event
or
2. set a timer for each indivual schedule and let the service just
maintain
the list of schedules

hope i explained that enough
tks
DaveL