C# A simple timed applet implementation code

I always thought the timing program was so mysterious. Later, when I actually wrote a small timing program myself, I found that it was not as difficult as I thought. Below, I will share my own operation process, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.

1) Add a reference file to our project: (dll defines an ITask interface, and defines two methods Initialize and HandleConditionsMetEvent);

2) Create a time-triggered class: (the class name is defined by yourself), and this class must implement interface ITask. The specific code is as follows:

public class SyncTask : ITask
{
//Accept the variables of the passed parametersprivate string configName;

 /// &lt;summary&gt;
/// Specific operation code/// &lt;/summary&gt;
public void HandleConditionsMetEvent(object sender, ConditionsMetEventArgs e)
{
try
{
// Here is the specific operation}
catch (Exception ex)
{
//Top an exception and record the error log}
}

/// &lt;summary&gt;
/// Initialization/// &lt;/summary&gt;
/// &lt;param name="schedule"&gt;&lt;/param&gt;
/// <param name="parameters">parameters (this parameter is passed when the timed setting is triggered)</param>public void Initialize(ScheduleDefinition schedule, object parameters)
{
   //Initialize variables through passed parametersconfigFileName = ();
try
{
//Initialization specific code}
catch (Exception e)
{
   //Top an exception and record the error log}
}
}

3) Configuration file, configuration file parameter setting instructions:

a. <at></at> is a Task. If different programs are triggered at different times, multiple <at> need to be set; name: is the name of each <at>, which can be named according to your needs; month: in which month the Task is triggered, * means that it is triggered every month; day of Month: what day of each month is triggered, * means that it is triggered every day; day of Week: how many hours of each week is triggered, * means that it is triggered every day; hour: how many minutes of each day is triggered, * means that it is triggered once every hour; minute: how many minutes of each hour is triggered, 58 means that it is triggered 58 minutes of each hour; second: how many seconds of each minute is triggered.

b. <task> is the class that needs to be triggered, type: "The detailed address of the class that needs to be triggered (project name. folder name. class name), project name, Version, Culture, PublicKeyToKen", parameters: the parameters that need to be passed, if the parameter is not passed, it can be set to "";

<taskSchedulerEngine>
 <schedule>
  <at name="TaskName" month="*" dayOfMonth="*" dayOfWeek="*" hour="*" minute="58" second="0" kind="Local">
  <execute>
   <task type=", Test, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" parameters="" />
  </execute>
  </at>
 </schedule>
</taskSchedulerEngine>

4) The main program starts the timing program:

();

OK, so far, a complete scheduled program has been written. Friends, everyone is welcome to give their valuable suggestions.