Schedule CF Template - Use Batch File?

Is there a way to execute a CF template through a batch file?
I have a small cf template that Im going to schedule to run about
every 5 minutes, but I was hoping there was away around using the
CF Scheduler. Anyone have any ideas?

What OS are you using? You can get wget and curl for Solaris,
Linux, OSX, Windows, and others:
wget
website
wget http://localhost/mytemplate.cfm -o outputfile.txt
curl website
curl http://localhost/mytemplate.cfm -o outputfile.txt
There are tons of options for each utility. I've found curl
to be more flexible, but wget is more reliable.
On any POSIX system, you can use cron and a shell script. On
Windows, you'll have to go with AT jobs and a .bat file.
HTH;
&laz;

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trace quoted-string name of output debugging message log file
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Ashish wrote:
hi Atil,
u have guessed it correctly, I came to know that issue later I copy file on local PC and it works fine.
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