Hi,
The Scheduler for Easymorph is great. Currently it supports, Once, Hourly or Daily Schedule. It would be great, if there is way to schedule the tasks to run every 5 minute or so.
Hi,
The Scheduler for Easymorph is great. Currently it supports, Once, Hourly or Daily Schedule. It would be great, if there is way to schedule the tasks to run every 5 minute or so.
Point taken @kaleelahamed, thanks for the suggestion.
Note that EasyMorph Server has Continuous schedule that allows running tasks every N minutes with the smallest interval N=5 minutes.
+1 on this feature request
Use case : automatic refresh when displaying dashboard on large screen in an open space, a plant, a warehouse
Michel,
5-minute reloads already available in EasyMorph Server.
The Continuous schedule with up to 5 minute reloads is now available in the Launcher too.
Hi,
i need to schedule a task every minute.
No problem (I thought )
Scedule all 5 Minutes 5 times
1 00:00-23:55
2 00:01-23:56
…
5 00:04-23:59
Unfortunately, the Sceduler allows only 5 minute intervals.
Is there any way to get around that?
regards,
Adrian
Yes, there is a workaround.
Open folder C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\EasyMorph\Launcher\Default\Tasks
and find the XML that corresponds to the scheduled task.
Change
<Interval>5</Interval>
to
<Interval>1</Interval>
Note that if you edit/update task properties in in Launcher it will reset the interval back to 5 minutes.
Hi Dmitry,
thanks! It works.
But I always have to remember to make the change after the task has been saved to the server because the 1 will be overwritten with 5 again.
Would it be possible to eliminate the 5 minute limit in one of the next versions?
regard,
Adrian
I’m curious why 5 minutes is not frequently enough? What kind of task is that - why do you need to run it every minute?
I need to create a task that is done every 20 seconds I can change that interval
@Juan_Francisco_Carre, you can use the “Repeat” action to run a module/project every N seconds. If you use the action in the “Until” mode, you will need to insert the “Wait” action in the iterated module (or project).