Well, you can't schedule a s-Control to run within Salesforce.com right now. You will need to schedule a script to run outside of Salesforce.com and connect to it via the API. This can be written in Java, PERL, PHP, etc.
If you already have an s-Control written in JavaScript, then I'd suggest you check out the Scripting Toolkit on AppExchange. Salesforce Labs created a way for you to put your AJAX toolkit based s-Controls on your own machine and run them via a command line. It's pretty slick. You'll need to find a machine to run these on, but this could be scheduled.
If you already have an s-Control written in JavaScript, then I'd suggest you check out the Scripting Toolkit on AppExchange. Salesforce Labs created a way for you to put your AJAX toolkit based s-Controls on your own machine and run them via a command line. It's pretty slick. You'll need to find a machine to run these on, but this could be scheduled.
Message Edited by hemm on 05-23-2007 10:37 AM
So if you can put off the necessary development for a
few6 or 7 months until Apex arrives...Message Edited by Always Thinkin on 05-25-2007 12:04 PM