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Hi all,
I am trying to create a webjob in my azure app service but my "create webjob" button is disabled.
anyone can assist me?
Thank you!
Can you try it on Chrome browser?
Try also from Visual Studio and it will be created automatically.
@Aziz Ur Rehman I wasn't able to reproduce your issue.
Based off the information provided, the most likely cause is insufficient permissions to create the web job.
In addition to Achraf's answer above though, you can also try creating the web job by uploading the executable and its dependencies to \site\wwwroot\app_data\Jobs\Continuous through the Kudu console.
@Ryan Hill Can you please let me know, are we able to install any 3rd party tool on azure app service.As I want to install ABCPDF11 on azure app service using webjobs, can i do it?
@Aziz Ur Rehman if the ABCPDF11 is an msi(x) based installer then no. OS runs in a sandbox which has restrictions to system files and registry access. It's best if ABCPDF11 is a referenced binary that you can include with your code. However, there are GDI restrictions as well and if your ABCPDF11 utilizes some of these system calls, they may be blocked.