You're looking for the at command look up at in the nt Help it has a pretty
good explanation. There is also a tool included with the NT resource kit
called WinAt that has a graphical interface. Good luck
You need to start the scheduler service before at will run.
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John
Sent: Sunday, November 28, 1999 11:23 PM
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Subject: AUTOMATIC EXECUTION!!!!!!!!!
Hi,
Can Anybody let me know how can I invoke a java application/servlet(for eg
helloworld.class) on a particular day(say 1999.12.01)automatically bear in
mind that am working on NT envorionment.(what I need is basically to add as
a service).
TOM
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