Recurring Task Scheduling

It sounds like you would like to setup a task that runs on a dynamic schedule based on some sort of admin configuration set through a separate interface?

This is certainly achievable, but you will most likely want to work outside of the direct task recurrence configurations.  Such as, your admin interface controls a database table with scheduling, then you have a parent process which checks for this schedule and maybe waits at a timer node until the next task should fire.  Then when updating the schedule, have the admin process cancel/re-trigger the parent timer process, etc.

Can you provide some more details on the use case?  A task that runs daily at 10 AM, but you can change it to 11 AM via the admin interface, etc?  Multiple tasks at once or a single task?

It sounds like you would like to setup a task that runs on a dynamic schedule based on some sort of admin configuration set through a separate interface?

This is certainly achievable, but you will most likely want to work outside of the direct task recurrence configurations.  Such as, your admin interface controls a database table with scheduling, then you have a parent process which checks for this schedule and maybe waits at a timer node until the next task should fire.  Then when updating the schedule, have the admin process cancel/re-trigger the parent timer process, etc.

Can you provide some more details on the use case?  A task that runs daily at 10 AM, but you can change it to 11 AM via the admin interface, etc?  Multiple tasks at once or a single task?