Ok. Then I really have to change that :)
Is this something thats new for win 2003? When I run my webservice on the
other computer (with win 2000, not xp as I wrote erlier by mistake), it
could be running "forever"....I had it up for several weeks only restarting
when the old computer didnt want to run, without problem.
/Marre
"DalePres" <don-t-spa-m-me@lea-ve-me-a-lone--.com> wrote in message
news:ea*************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
Your web service application is going to stop after some period of
inactivity. Web services are not long running programs; you should
probably use a Windows service or one of any number of available task
scheduler applications.
DalePres
"MA" <news@.removethis.supremelink.se> wrote in message
news:37*************@individual.net... Hi all!
I have a webservice that checks for mail every x seconds with a timer.
I had it set up on a win xp computer and it was working fine.
When I recently moved my webservice to a win 2003 server, it seems like
the timer stops working after a while. I have no idea why.
How can it just stop? I´m really out of ideas here and need help. Someone
that have experienced the same problem?
/Marre