Task scheduler to execute .sln file

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I've a visual studio 2010 application(say appln.sln) I need this application to run automatically for every 10 mins in background.
I've seen task scheduler, powershell and SQL server agent and I got confused. Can anyone share me the link" how to schedule a task to execute my sln file".

Thanks in advance ......

Posted 28-Nov-13 20:05pm

Sriram Ramachandran

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Maciej Los 29-Nov-13 2:20am

Why do you want to open project every 10 minutes?

Sriram Ramachandran 29-Nov-13 2:39am

I am actually fetching mails from mail server. I wrote the application as like when it opens, mails will be fetched from mail server and put it in SQL server DB. So if the application opens automatically for 10 mins, mails will be fetched frequently and put in server DB.
This is the reason....

Maciej Los 29-Nov-13 2:48am

So... why do you want to execute sln file instead an exe?

Sriram Ramachandran 29-Nov-13 3:03am

yeah ok ... just tell me the other way....
Or how abt writing web services defining time to execute automatically ???? is that good way

Maciej Los 29-Nov-13 3:10am

I think that it is a good idea!

Sriram Ramachandran 30-Nov-13 2:34am

thanks ..........

Vinodh.B 2-Dec-13 1:51am

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