Start an application without calling it

I am looking to create a script that will make an outbound call and play a prompt for a listing of numbers for a reminder of an event that the person we are calling has requested using UCCX v8. Is it possible to start an application without calling it or schedule an applicaton to run at a certain time or day of week? I am thinking possibly emailing the applicaton, but don't knwo if this feature is even supported. Anyone have any ideas?

You cannot email the script, but you can assign it an HTTP trigger, then use that as your...well...trigger. This requires premium licensing, and is not a new feature.

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Hello together,
at the moment I am writing a thesis about web dynpro and time is nearly gone...
In the article:
The Basic Facts About Web Dynpro - What Does It Do and How Does It Work?
by Dr. Peter Tillert,
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/91b8c890-0201-0010-c787-be96f6fade89
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NWBC:
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Flex:
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HTML/JavaScript:
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========================
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I hope someone can help me to get my javaws application started without any window manager just by using a x server.
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Hello,
my problem of reloading classes is still unsolved although you tried to help me!
Therefore I posted a little program to illustrate our difficulty.
It would be nice if somebody could have a look at this program.
We have a file Testdatei.java whose only method is the main method.
I get the class object of this file and with the help of Reflection the declared methods.
Evereything works fine so far.
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