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Scheduled Taks, URL from /CustomModules


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Our scheduled URL is in /CustomModules/


If i call that URL directly without prior having logged into the Administration I'm redirected to the admin-login page.


The question is, is the "scheduled taks"-thread also being redirected to the login page or at least not running the page?


If so, then where to place such tasks?


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Nicolai Høeg Pedersen
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ks wrote:


Our scheduled URL is in /CustomModules/




If i call that URL directly without prior having logged into the Administration I'm redirected to the admin-login page.




The question is, is the "scheduled taks"-thread also being redirected to the login page or at least not running the page?




If so, then where to place such tasks?






Scheduler will also be promptet - just place the .aspx anywhere else than the subfolder /CustomModules/, i.e. /Tasks/webform1.aspx.
 
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NP wrote:

ks wrote:





Our scheduled URL is in /CustomModules/








If i call that URL directly without prior having logged into the Administration I'm redirected to the admin-login page.








The question is, is the "scheduled taks"-thread also being redirected to the login page or at least not running the page?








If so, then where to place such tasks?














Scheduler will also be promptet - just place the .aspx anywhere else than the subfolder /CustomModules/, i.e. /Tasks/webform1.aspx.


Thanks - that made it!
 
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NP wrote:

ks wrote:





Our scheduled URL is in /CustomModules/








If i call that URL directly without prior having logged into the Administration I'm redirected to the admin-login page.








The question is, is the "scheduled taks"-thread also being redirected to the login page or at least not running the page?








If so, then where to place such tasks?














Scheduler will also be promptet - just place the .aspx anywhere else than the subfolder /CustomModules/, i.e. /Tasks/webform1.aspx.



I have a question to the threading that triggers the task.


Is it possible for the thread to start a new task even if the previous task hasn't finished yet.


Let's say we have a task that runs every minute, and it takes more than a minute for the task to finish its job, will there be running 2 processes then?

 

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