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Using Web Services to create Scheduled Tasks

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PhilV - 26 Sep 2007 12:44 GMT
Hello.  I am attempting to use a Web Service to create scheduled tasks.  This
works locally, on a workstation running XP, but when I move the web service,
or a standalone application to a W2003 server, and attempt to create
Scheduled Tasks, nothing happens.

I have been researching.  I ran across a reference to Action Control Lists
and Web Services, dealing with the Microsoft Commerce Service.  
Specifically, granting full control with the cacls command.
cacls tasks /e /g <data_domain_name>\MarketingWebSvc:f,

Also, looking on some MSDN pages, it appears that the Web Services are by
default created with least privileges, so as to avoid exploitation.
John Saunders [MVP] - 26 Sep 2007 14:43 GMT
> Hello.  I am attempting to use a Web Service to create scheduled tasks.
> This
> works locally, on a workstation running XP, but when I move the web
> service,
> or a standalone application to a W2003 server, and attempt to create
> Scheduled Tasks, nothing happens.

"nothing happens" usually means that _something_ happens, but you ignored
it. Make sure that you don't have try-catch statements that eat exceptions
and don't report them.
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Neel - 05 Nov 2007 14:50 GMT
Saunders,

Help me out.

I am trying to create scheduled tasks

How can i do this, can use WCF or WF

or can i use Webservice or windows service, i am using VS2005

Neel

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