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system.timers.timer not working on windows server 2003.

Hi all,

I am facing some wired problem while using system.timers.timer in
windows service.

I have one function which i want to execute once day. So i set interval
of my timer to 60000 *1440. Means nearly one day. In function i am
generating some files.

My application is working properly for say 10 to 15 days. Suddnely
timer started giving me problem.

Instead of firing elapsed event once a day, elapsed event is getting
raised after 2--3 seconds.

And it is not stopping only. Means even if i set interval as above
mention it is not taking that interval.

I am very much confused about this.

Please help me and give me some solution to fix this problem..

Thanks in advance.

Aug 10 '06 #1
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