public static void GetAllTasks()
{
var collection = taskLogic.GetAllTasks();
foreach (var item in taskLogic.GetAllTasks())
{
Console.WriteLine(item);
}
}
public ActionResult CreateInvoice()
{
InvoiceViewModel viewModel = new InvoiceViewModel()
{
Tasks = taskLogic.GetAllTasks(),
Customers = customerLogic.GetAllCustomers()
};
return(View(viewModel));
}
public bool Execute()
{
//There is a chance that if something happens, server restarts, app pool recycles, crashes etc...that
//a task that has a long time in between doesn't get run, this task
//is a sort of 'sync' task and will start up any tasks that should have been run that have not.
//get all enabled tasks
var allEnabledTasks = _taskLogic.GetAllTasks(true).ToList();
allEnabledTasks.ForEach((t) =>
{
var startTime = t.LastStart;
var interval = t.Seconds;
var nextRunTimeForTask = t.NextRunTime;
var timeShouldRun = startTime.AddSeconds(interval);
if (nextRunTimeForTask == null)
{
//task hasn't been run yet, should it have?
if (DateTime.Now > timeShouldRun)
{
//yes it should
// _taskLogic.StartSingle(t.Id);
_taskLogic.ExecuteTaskOnce(t.Id);
}
}
else
{
//next run time in db isn't null, is the next run time less than current time?
//this will catch tasks that were stopped abruptly, such as with an app pool recycle/crash etc..
if (nextRunTimeForTask < DateTime.Now)
{
_taskLogic.ExecuteTaskOnce(t.Id);
// _taskLogic.StartSingle(t.Id);
}
}
}
);
//success
return(true);
}