A simple timer Applet

(Dll defines an interface and two methods Initialize and HandleConditionsMetEvent are defined );

 　　  　　 　　  HandleConditionsMetEvent( 　　 　　 　　 　　  Initialize(ScheduleDefinition schedule, 　　　　configFileName =

3) configure the app. config file. The parameter settings in the configuration file are described as follows:

A. <at> </at> is a Task. If different programs are triggered at different times, you must set multiple <at>; name: the name of each <at>, you can name the Task as needed. month: the month in which the Task is triggered. * indicates that the Task is triggered every month. dayofMonth: Number of each month. * indicates that the Task is triggered every day. dayOfWeek: number of times a week, * Indicates triggering every day; hour: the number of times a day, * Indicates triggering every hour; minute: triggered several minutes every hour, 58 indicates the trigger at 58 points per hour; second: the number of seconds per minute.

B. <task> is the class to be triggered. type: "The detailed address of the class to be triggered (project name. folder name. class Name), Project name, Version, Culture, PublicKeyToKen ", parameters: the parameter to be passed. If no parameter is passed, you can set it "";

<taskSchedulerEngine>    <schedule>      <at name= month= dayOfMonth= dayOfWeek= hour= minute= second= kind=>        <execute>          <task type= parameters= />        </execute>      </at>    </schedule></taskSchedulerEngine>

4) The main program to enable the Timer Program:

SchedulerRuntime.StartWithConfig();

Okay, so far, a complete Timer Program has been completed. Thank you for your valuable comments.