List of various examples can be found here. This would probably need to have a more specialized version of Schedule message that accepts cron expressions instead of date/interval pairs.
Cron grammar:
| Field name |
Mandatory? |
Allowed values |
Allowed special characters |
| Seconds |
No |
0-59 |
* / , - |
| Minutes |
Yes |
0-59 |
* / , - |
| Hours |
Yes |
0-23 |
* / , - |
| Day of month |
Yes |
1-31 |
* / , - L W |
| Month |
Yes |
1-12 or JAN-DEC |
* / , - |
| Day of week |
Yes |
0-6 or SUN-SAT |
* / , - L # |
| Year |
No |
1970–2099 |
* / , - |
API Proposal
var task = new Reminder.ScheduleCron(taskId, recipient.Path, "message", "0 */30 * ? * *")
List of various examples can be found here. This would probably need to have a more specialized version of
Schedulemessage that accepts cron expressions instead of date/interval pairs.Cron grammar:
*/,-*/,-*/,-*/,-LW*/,-*/,-L#*/,-API Proposal