How do I run a .cs file without web browser via bat file?

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I need daily save some data to archive (Json), on windows server. I can create .cmd file and it work with scheduler task, but i dont want open browser on server. How can run .cs or .vb file via .cmd file without open browser? (what could be global.asax or iis solution instead)
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What I have tried:

i wrote this, into .cmd file. But it opening browser too.

start "" https://localhost:59815/JsonAdd.aspx

Posted 1-Jun-21 8:24am

gacar

Updated 1-Jun-21 9:46am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2021-06-01T09:45:00

Solution 1

Why are you trying to do this with a web application?

Just write a small console app to do the work and run that from the Windows Scheduler.

Posted 1-Jun-21 9:45am

Dave Kreskowiak

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gacar 1-Jun-21 16:36pm

Yes good idea but i have many dependencies in code. And i havent any experience about console applications. My code is below: is this code can write as console app?

Using dh = New IronEntities()
            Dim IronKayit As List(Of insaat_Ironi) = dh.insaat_Ironi.Where(Function(x) x.id > 0).ToList
            Dim IronKayitDic As New Dictionary(Of String, Integer)
            Dim dmkalinStr As String = ""
            Dim dmkalin As New InsaatIroniKalinArsiv
            For Each itm In IronKayit
                IronKayitDic.Add(itm.bolge, itm.kalin)
                dmkalinStr = dmkalinStr & ""
                Select Case itm.bolge
                    Case "İstanbul"
                        dmkalin.İstanbul = itm.kalin
                        dmkalin.tarih = itm.tarih_tr
                    Case "İzmir"
                        dmkalin.İzmir = itm.kalin
                    Case "Payas"
                        dmkalin.Payas = itm.kalin
                    Case "Karabük"
                        dmkalin.Karabük = itm.kalin
                End Select
            Next

            Dim filePath = Server.MapPath("~/Content/Chart/insaat_Iron/TestKalinTum.json")
            Dim jsonData = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(filePath)
            Dim jsonSettings = New JsonSerializerSettings()
            Dim dateConverter = New IsoDateTimeConverter With {
                            .DateTimeFormat = "yyyy'.'MM'.'dd"
                        }

            jsonSettings.Converters.Add(dateConverter)
            Dim jss As New JavaScriptSerializer()
            Dim dict = jss.Deserialize(Of List(Of InsaatIronKalinArsiv))(jsonData)
            dict.Add(dmkalin)
            Dim jsonKalin As String = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(dict, jsonSettings.Converters(0))
            jsonSettings.Converters.Add(dateConverter)
            System.IO.File.WriteAllText(filePath, jsonKalin)
        End Using

Dave Kreskowiak 1-Jun-21 17:48pm

You could, but I get the feeling you didn't break your Entity Framework code out into its own project.

Another method would be to expose a web method from your web site to do the maintenance task and call that from the command line using a variety of methods.

Gerry Schmitz · Answer 2 · 2021-06-01T09:46:00

Solution 2

Run DOM-based Javascript from command line - Stack Overflow[^]

Posted 1-Jun-21 9:46am

Gerry Schmitz