How do i set triggers on quartz.net from web application and not from the code behind?

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I am implementing an asp.net application where users will be able to schedule tasks on specific dates and times so I decided to use Quartz.net as a windows service. The user can add, edit or delete scheduled tasks so the triggers for the jobs should not be specified in the code behind but being available to modified by the end user. Is that possible with Quartz.net? I couldn’t find any similar examples.

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I managed to schedule the tasks by creating Quarts jobs with triggers within the code. However, that is not what I want, the user should be able to add and edit the scheduling times from the web application so I cannot set the triggers within the code.

Posted 20-Feb-16 4:13am

andromachi

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Member 10398773 24-Feb-16 2:11am

You can save the different timings on sql database and read the timings directly from the db.what will happen is that you will just be comparing the time user has set in db with the current datetime of the machine where the windows service is installed.So your windows service can pick a list of timings from database and enumerate each record comparing whether the date is greater than or equal to current datetime

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