Include WDJ application in Scheduler task

Hi all,
I would like to schedule an WDJ application : I have the par file for scheduler task, and the ear for web dynpro application,
How can I include the ear in par ? shall I do this in portapp.xml ?
Any code snippest ?
Thanks
Benjamin - Ben.J.

Ben,
I don't think that we can a WD application to run periodically.
But there is an option to run a job periodically using KM Scheduler and schedule the same in portal.
You can create a KM Schedler application using NWDS and deploy this into portal. Basically, this a PAR based application.
To schedule a job in portal: System Admin -> System Config -> Knowledge Management -> Content Management -> Global Services -> Scheduler Task -> set the time table to schedule.
Ram

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How to include Windows environment variables in e-mail action scheduled task

Hello Support,
Is it possible to include Windows environment variables such as %username% or %computername% in the subject line or body of the "Send e-mail" action item of the Task Scheduler? For example, I would like when I setup a scheduled
task to perform a certain task and send an e-mail message, the email should include either the user name or computer name in the subject line and body of the e-mail. Is that possible?
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Scheduler Tasks in KM

Hi,
I created a task by following this blog:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/sdn/weblogs.sdn?blog=/pub/wlg/1515
It doesn't seem that my job is starting up. Where do I go to look at a log of an execution? Do I need to stop and restart the J2EE engine in order for the scheduler jobs to start up? (I am on NW2004)
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Hi Dana,
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Deployed KM Scheduler Task Does Not Appear in Global Services / Scheduler T

Hi All,
I've deployed a portal service and a KM scheduler task in the same DC but cannot see the scheduler task listed under System Admin -> System Config -> Knowledge Management -> Content Management -> Global Services -> Scheduler Tasks.
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Both the service and the scheduler task are packed inside the same DC, which builds and deploys without any errors.
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CrtClassLoaderRegistry.addClassLoader(this.getKey(), this.getClass().getClassLoader());
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Hi Srini,
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I have created a local Portal Application project, which is not in a DC, and this also does not have a default constructor ether but appears in the Scheduler Tasks list as soon as it is deployed.
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GPP Scheduled Task Fails in Group Policy Modeling depending on DC

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Computer:     <computername>
Description:
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Hi Jonathan,
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In fact, for Windows Server 2003 to apply or process Group Policy Preferences settings, we must install client-side extensions of GPP for Windows Server 2003.
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[Forum FAQ] Fixing scheduled task Next Run Time displaying as expired time plus days to delete

Symptom:
We used Task Scheduler to create a scheduled task. For example, we configured a daily task, starting from 3 AM 9/3/2014, recurring the task every 1 day, and set the expiration time as 3 AM 9/3/2015 (See Figure 1). Under
Settings tab, we checked If the task is not scheduled to run again, delete if after:
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Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Cause:
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Solution:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2495489
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Figure 4

I am not running out of space, but I do have the same problem. Every so often TM does a backup which is about 60 GB bigger than expected.   The extra is always a new backup of /System /Applications /usr etc. - that is the 'system files'.
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Calling schedule task on server

I have a question about schedule task on server and semaphore operation on server.
For example, I have 10 lab computers and 1 server. All the lab computers will do the same thing at different/same time through a LabVIEW exe. They would generate some data, put them in the database, and access the html that the server has generated with the most recent data in the database. I want to do the following:
1. At the end of the program on the lab computer, I want it to trigger the scheduled task on the server, so that the html will get updated with the newest data. How do I do that?
2. Since multiple lab computers can run at the same time, I want to create a semaphore that will allow only one lab computer access the scheduled task on server at a given time, and the rest of the computers have to wait. It is a semaphore condition, but I am not sure how to do this in a server context.
Thanks!
Kudos and Accepted as Solution are welcome!

jyang72211 wrote:
The VI server approach sounds great. The server will contain a VI that wait for a notification from a lab computer, and the server VI will run when it receives a notification. Then, the server VI will send another notification back when the update is competed. I can send a server/lab computer specified message within the notified to tell the notification apart. I noticed that when multiple lab computers are sending notification to server at approximately the same time, some of the notification is dropped. I think a notifier alone may not work for my application.
I think I need a semaphore to restrict access, since the lab computer will wait if a semaphore is taken; and a notifier from the server when the server is done with the task. Did I over complicate things? What do you think?
If you haven't yet determined the communication mechanism, then how were you able to notice that some notifications are dropped?
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So I had this problem, I double clicked on the .bat and notepad opened the .bat. I ran through this whole long and very absorbing thread of this forum.   I wanted to save the entries that were most helpful, so I copied and pasted into
a notepad document (.txt) I could not find a way to attach it here, so I copied and pasted that below. I called it a synopsis.... Did I spell that right?
As you can see, I added my experience at the top (A and B). The stuff I copied is noted with the original author. This is the first time I posted anything to these here microsoft forums, although I have been telling computers what to do for 40+ years.
So hope I did not break any social protocols here.
==================================== Begin ====================================
     Running A Dot Bat File in Windows Server 2008 Vista 7 etc and beyond V01
============================================================================
This was created as a synopsis of the entries at the following forum location:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/winservermanager/thread/d47d116e-10b9-44f0-9a30-7406c86c2fbe
A) manually
     This is an opinion added by Thomas Rock
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B) The double click
            This is an opinion added by Thomas Rock
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C) As a task using task scheduler
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3) Make sure that the task is running as an account that has explicit "Full access" permissions to all these things:
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      b) the folder containing the .bat file
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4) Make sure that the account running the task is a member of the local "administrators" group for this machine
5) Make sure that the task is set to "run whether logged on or not"
6) Tick the box "Run with highest privileges".
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7) The Task should run successfully with expected output when you right-click on the task and select "run"
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D) Still another way as a task using task scheduler
      Proposed As Answer byDarren Wallace Thursday, July 15, 2010 1:41 AM
This has been bugging me for 6 or 7 months.
I don't have admin rights to the box and the guy who does is very busy...
so I've felt the range of emotions mentioned above.
I tried most everything above as well. But what seemed to get my processes processing, was ...
   • on the General tab, I clicked the Change User or Group button
   • in Select User or Group (first smaller dialog box) I clicked the Advanced... button
   • in the next Select User or Group (second bigger dialog box) I clicked the Find Now button
   • in the Search results I selected the Administrators (a group) and it returned SERVERname\Administrators into the "Enter the object name to select" entry in the previous dialog box
   • then I clicked OK and returned to the General tab above
   • the options to Run only when user is logged on and Run whether user is logged on or not are no longer available
   • then I made sure that the Run with highest privileges was checked
   • then I clicked OK and during the next scheduled time to run ... it ran
   Note: See note in A) Manually above.
E) Task scheduler recommendation
     Proposed As Answer byTamusJRoyceThursday, December 01, 2011 3:42 PM
I have found .bat and .cmd files do not run correctly either.
    My solution: Don't run the batch file directly.
       Have TaskScheduler run: cmd.exe
          with parameter: /C YourBatchFile.bat
         and start in: C:\SomePath\ (without quotes!) where C:\SomePath\YourBatchFile.bat exists.
        And then select the radio button for it to run regardless if you are logged in or not.
Exit errors may not be logged to the Event Log (they weren't when the .bat ran directly from Task Scheduler when I was logged in), so I find it best to manually log your own Event in case a error occurs and you want to send an email.
REM Logs an event which causes eventlog to send an email when it fails. Also, "/l application" needs to be lowercase.
eventcreate /t error /id 203 /l application /d "your logged description."
And then make a completely separate task with a trigger: On an event. Basic Selected. Log: Application. Source: EventCreate. Event ID: 203. And have the action on this task send an email (attaching any generated log files, if needed).
Hopefully helpful (took me 3 days to figure all this out...gar)
===================================== End ===================================
     Running A Dot Bat File in Windows Server 2008 Vista 7 etc and beyond V01
============================================================================

Reference for Connecting EJB in KM scheduler Task

Hi,
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For Example:
portalapp.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<application >
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    <property name="SharingReference" value="usermanagement, knowledgemanagement,landscape,       htmlb, exportalJCOclient, exportal, com.sap.portal.admin.wizardframework"/> </application-config>
<components/>
<services>
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    </service>
</services>
</application>
Regards,
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Hi,
Try some thing like this:
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try {
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KM Scheduler Task not running

Hello All,
I have created a scheduler task for the , for the same I have created a PAR file , have successfully Build the project and deployed , Have configured the time in the Global services . But for some reason I could not see the task being running in the "Component Monitor" (when I select the Services-->scheduler >select one of the CM systems (have two currently)>click on on the CM system ) I could not see my custom task .
As well as When I go to "Service configuration" --> Portal Application , there also I could not see my custome application .
Initially whenever there use to be any error (for example -- CM systems not assigned etc etc ).
Is it something I am missing while deployement , Or has it being deployed properly?
Regards,
Ronniee

Hello Detlev,
Any Inputs on this please.
I have opened a new thread but a different Query
http://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2155357
Regards,
Ronniee.

KM Scheduler Task is not running...

Dear All,
I have created a KM Scheduler Task using the NDWS Wizard. I followed prakash's blog (http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/1515). My doubt is where exactly the attributes are created? and can any one guide how to create the attributes in .cc.xml file. And how does public void run( String id, Properties properties ) it works?
The application was successfully deployed. I am able to see my task under System Administration->System Configuration->Knowledge Management->Configuration->Content Management->Global Services->Scheduler Tasks. but I think it is not running. Can any one give some clue on this. As i'm not finding any thing uder Kmcontent>Documents.
Do i need to configure anything to run KM scheduler Task?
Thanks and Regards,
JAGAN.
Edited by: Jagan456533 on Jan 19, 2011 11:10 AM

Hi Jagan,
The status "0" for your task in "Component Monitor" is fine.
Navigate to System Administration> System Configuration>Service Configuration. You can see here Applications and Portal runtime.
Open Applications--> and you Task. Right click on your task folder and say Administrate. Here you check whether your task has been stopped, running. Make sure its running. ( Try refresh, if its already running ).
In you task folder, you will see "Service Folder" under this, you will see "RFServiceWrapper", right click on it and say configure, make sure the values are like shown below:
Name : http://sapportals.com/xmlns/cm/sch
Value: Value1
Also make sure in your portalapp.xml, the values are same:
RFServiceWrapper
service-config
className= com.sap.netweaver.rf.wrapper.RFServiceWrapper
startup= true
service-profile
Name= = http://sapportals.com/xmlns/sch
Prof= Value1
You see tha the same name is used "Value1" in RFServiceWrapper both in portalapp.xml and in Service Configuration.
You can use any other name but the it should be same in both the places.
Make all these changes, and then restart your task in Service configuration again. Any changes in portalappl.xml, restart is necessary.
Kind Regards,
Poornima

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