How can I call a script with that preceding argument before the script path using Task Scheduler or a batch file? plackup E:\Mojolicious_server.pl
So I have multiple Mojolicious applications. I have bundled them all into a psgi server using plack.
My plack script looks like this...
use Plack::Builder;
use lib 'push_the_button/lib';
use lib 'Phone_Book/lib';
use Mojo::Server::PSGI;
use Plack::Session::Store;
use Data::Dumper;
use File::Basename;
my $current_directory = dirname(__FILE__);
my $push_the_button, $phone_book;
{
my $server_1 = Mojo::Server::PSGI->new;
$server_1->load_app($current_directory.'/Phone_Book/script/application');
$phone_book = sub { $server_1->run(@_) }
}
{
my $server_2 = Mojo::Server::PSGI->new;
$server_2->load_app($current_directory.'/push_the_button/script/push_the_button.pl');
$push_the_button = sub { $server_2->run(@_) }
}
builder {
mount "/phone_book" => builder {$phone_book};
mount "/push_the_button" => builder {$push_the_button};
};
Now I want to run this as a scheduled task at system startup.
to run this script normally, I would go to cmd
pushd c:\strawberry\perl\bin
Then I would run this command
plackup E:/Mojolicious_Server.pl
My issue seems to be that plackup portion.
I have tried adding plackup E:/Mojolicious_Server.pl to the Arguments portion. I have also tried adding plackup to the arguments portion and E:/Mojolicious_Server.pl in the start in portion. Of course C:\strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe is the Program to start.
Once I tried all the variations I could think of (including variations on double and single quotes), I wrote a very simple batch file to run (even just in the terminal for testing). It looks like this.
@echo off
call "C:\Strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe" "plackup E:\Mojolicious_Server.pl"
Which says "Can't open perl script".
I went ahead and tried another route using another perl script to execute my command...
#! C:\strawberry\perl\bin\perl.exe
`plackup E:\\Mojolicious_Server.pl`;
This at least completes successfully in the Task Scheduler, doesn't actually do anything though...
Just as a last resort (obviously wouldn't work), I added plackup E:\\Mojolicious_Server.pl; at the end of my Mojolicious_Server.pl script and run that script. Didn't work as I expected (calling a script thats already running).
This seems like it should be very easy, I'm sorry if I'm missing something simple. Any notion in the right direction would be appreciated.
Also I am only doing it this way because I am strictly on a windows environment. If there is a better way, again, please just a nudge in the right direction.
