Is there anyway to launch the "robotask Service" system from an icon other than the one in the tray?
When remotely controlling a system via Terminal server I can not see the tray icon!
Thanks,
Bob
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
Robotask service works properly on "Terminal Server", BUT robotask service (or any other service) can interact with console in DEFAULT DESKTOP only. For "Terminal Server" technology "Default Desktop" is Local console (not Terminal session).
"Terminal session" can't be "default desktop". So you can't see green tray icon in terminal session.
Therefore you can configure "Robotask Service" on local console only.
For Windows XP (with using fast user switching) "Default Desktop" is FIRST user session.
"Terminal session" can't be "default desktop". So you can't see green tray icon in terminal session.
Therefore you can configure "Robotask Service" on local console only.
For Windows XP (with using fast user switching) "Default Desktop" is FIRST user session.
Last edited by Oleg on Thu Aug 12, 2004 3:13 am, edited 1 time in total.
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
Thanks you for your response. Is there some way to make a shortcut or link that would emulate clicking on the green icon normally associated with the service?
What I would like to be able to do is:
1. Control my server remotely use terminal services.
2. Modify the settings that are associated with the robotask service (not robotask itself).
It seems the settings associated with robotask are not the same that are used by the service.
Thank you,
Bob
What I would like to be able to do is:
1. Control my server remotely use terminal services.
2. Modify the settings that are associated with the robotask service (not robotask itself).
It seems the settings associated with robotask are not the same that are used by the service.
Thank you,
Bob
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
No, service can't interact with desktop in terminal session. It's "Windows" property.Osm3um wrote:Is there some way to make a shortcut or link that would emulate clicking on the green icon normally associated with the service?
You can oversee RoboTask service by log files only. You can't control any service interactively at terminal session. Service should work in autonomic mode. You can start and stop service only.Osm3um wrote:1. Control my server remotely use terminal services.
Suggestion:Osm3um wrote:2. Modify the settings that are associated with the robotask service (not robotask itself).
In order to configure RoboTask service at terminal session, you can do the following:
1. Specify in "RoboTask-desktop" (in your profile) same tasks folder what in "RoboTask-Service". Menu "Opton | Settings".
2. Now you can configure service from your RoboTask-desktop copy
- Stop RoboTask service
- Configure some tasks
- Start RoboTask service
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
Perfect, stop the service, modify via robotask, restart service!
Thanks again,
Bob
Thanks again,
Bob
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
Hi,
Got pretty much the same problem as Osm3um.
my default folder for the task is :
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\RoboTask\Tasks
I'm searching for the default folder of the service?
Thanks
Got pretty much the same problem as Osm3um.
my default folder for the task is :
C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\RoboTask\Tasks
I'm searching for the default folder of the service?
Thanks
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
Try opening the service and checking in there for the settings. When you install the service it adds an tray icon which is a different color than the normal robotask..works fine for me now!
Alternatively you can control your server/workstation with VNC or Dameware and the issue no longer is a problem.
Hope that helps,
Bob
Alternatively you can control your server/workstation with VNC or Dameware and the issue no longer is a problem.
Hope that helps,
Bob
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
For RoboTask-service task folder is <RoboTask_Folder>\Tasks
By default RoboTask_Folder = C:\Program Files\RoboTask
By default RoboTask_Folder = C:\Program Files\RoboTask
Robotask Service Via Temrinal Server
Thanks guys.. i'm doing a couple of test as we speak.