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Why Would IIS Web Services Stop Working On My Computer

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  Why Would IIS Web Services Stop Working On My Computer clusardi2k@aol.com - 2012-09-23 20:05 -0700
    Re: Why Would IIS Web Services Stop Working On My Computer Lew <lewbloch@gmail.com> - 2012-09-23 23:40 -0700
    Re: Why Would IIS Web Services Stop Working On My Computer Rajiv Gupta <rajiv@invalid.com> - 2012-09-25 20:32 +1000
      Re: Why Would IIS Web Services Stop Working On My Computer Lew <lewbloch@gmail.com> - 2012-09-25 14:58 -0700
        Re: Why Would IIS Web Services Stop Working On My Computer Arne Vajhøj <arne@vajhoej.dk> - 2012-09-25 19:28 -0400
        Re: Why Would IIS Web Services Stop Working On My Computer Rajiv Gupta <rajiv@invalid.com> - 2012-09-26 14:10 +1000

#18904 — Why Would IIS Web Services Stop Working On My Computer

After repeated calls to a web service, different web services stop working on my PC. I'm building a project around them.

The non-working symptoms are different each time. One time the services were down for more than a day. I thought the problem was something totally different, but they magically came back for no reason.

Why would the IIS (Internet Information Services) web services stop working on my computer. What can I do to get the web services working again.

Basically, when some of my services fail, I have to go to a different computer and work from there. It's difficult to do that.

Thanks,

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#18905

(unknown) wrote:
> After repeated calls to a web service, different web services stop working on my PC. I'm building a project around them.
> 
> The non-working symptoms are different each time. One time the services were down for more than a day. I thought the problem was something totally different, but they magically came back for no reason.
> 
> Why would the IIS (Internet Information Services) web services stop working on my computer. What can I do to get the web services working again.
> 
> Basically, when some of my services fail, I have to go to a different computer and work from there. It's difficult to do that.

This is the comp.lang.java.programmer Usenet forum.

-- 
Lew

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#18910

On 2012-09-24 13:05:29 +1000, clusardi2k@aol.com said:

> After repeated calls to a web service, different web services stop 
> working on my PC. I'm building a project around them.
> 
> The non-working symptoms are different each time. One time the services 
> were down for more than a day. I thought the problem was something 
> totally different, but they magically came back for no reason.
> 
> Why would the IIS (Internet Information Services) web services stop 
> working on my computer. What can I do to get the web services working 
> again.
> 
> Basically, when some of my services fail, I have to go to a different 
> computer and work from there. It's difficult to do that.
> 
> Thanks,

You need to get IIS (Internet Information Service) Antifail Pro.  Don't 
bother with the entry level version because that doesn't have color 
menu bars. The Pro version has the good color menu bars and by using 
the menu bars you can start IIS remotely with mouse or keyboard.  
Depending on length of mouse and/or keyboard cord you can restart IIS 
up to 2 metres from your PC.  I don't know if work with blue teeth 
keyboard.

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#18931

Rajiv Gupta wrote:
> clusardi2k@aol.com said:
>> After repeated calls to a web service, different web services stop 
>> working on my PC. I'm building a project around them.
> 
>> The non-working symptoms are different each time. One time the services 
>> were down for more than a day. I thought the problem was something 
>> totally different, but they magically came back for no reason.
>> 
>> Why would the IIS (Internet Information Services) web services stop 
>> working on my computer. What can I do to get the web services working 
>> again.
> 
>> Basically, when some of my services fail, I have to go to a different 
>> computer and work from there. It's difficult to do that.
> 
> You need to get IIS (Internet Information Service) Antifail Pro.  Don't 

Doesn't dound correct.

> bother with the entry level version because that doesn't have color 
> menu bars. The Pro version has the good color menu bars and by using 
> the menu bars you can start IIS remotely with mouse or keyboard.  
> Depending on length of mouse and/or keyboard cord you can restart IIS 
> up to 2 metres from your PC.  I don't know if work with blue teeth 

Your reply makes no sense. What are "blue teeth"?

What do colored menu bars have to do with web services failing?

What does any of this have to do with *Java*?

-- 
Lew

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#18933

On 9/25/2012 5:58 PM, Lew wrote:
> Rajiv Gupta wrote:
>> clusardi2k@aol.com said:
>>> After repeated calls to a web service, different web services stop
>>> working on my PC. I'm building a project around them.
>>
>>> The non-working symptoms are different each time. One time the services
>>> were down for more than a day. I thought the problem was something
>>> totally different, but they magically came back for no reason.
>>>
>>> Why would the IIS (Internet Information Services) web services stop
>>> working on my computer. What can I do to get the web services working
>>> again.
>>
>>> Basically, when some of my services fail, I have to go to a different
>>> computer and work from there. It's difficult to do that.
>>
>> You need to get IIS (Internet Information Service) Antifail Pro.  Don't
>
> Doesn't dound correct.
>
>> bother with the entry level version because that doesn't have color
>> menu bars. The Pro version has the good color menu bars and by using
>> the menu bars you can start IIS remotely with mouse or keyboard.
>> Depending on length of mouse and/or keyboard cord you can restart IIS
>> up to 2 metres from your PC.  I don't know if work with blue teeth
>
> Your reply makes no sense. What are "blue teeth"?
>
> What do colored menu bars have to do with web services failing?
>
> What does any of this have to do with *Java*?

I think it is called humor.

:-)

Arne

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#18936

On 2012-09-26 07:58:50 +1000, Lew said:

> Rajiv Gupta wrote:
>> clusardi2k@aol.com said:
>>> After repeated calls to a web service, different web services stop
>>> working on my PC. I'm building a project around them.
>> 
>>> The non-working symptoms are different each time. One time the services
>>> were down for more than a day. I thought the problem was something
>>> totally different, but they magically came back for no reason.
>>> 
>>> Why would the IIS (Internet Information Services) web services stop
>>> working on my computer. What can I do to get the web services working
>>> again.
>> 
>>> Basically, when some of my services fail, I have to go to a different
>>> computer and work from there. It's difficult to do that.
>> 
>> You need to get IIS (Internet Information Service) Antifail Pro.  Don't
> 
> Doesn't dound correct.

It dounded correct to me, but then English is my third language.

> 
>> bother with the entry level version because that doesn't have color
>> menu bars. The Pro version has the good color menu bars and by using
>> the menu bars you can start IIS remotely with mouse or keyboard.
>> Depending on length of mouse and/or keyboard cord you can restart IIS
>> up to 2 metres from your PC.  I don't know if work with blue teeth
> 
> Your reply makes no sense. What are "blue teeth"?
> 
> What do colored menu bars have to do with web services failing?
> 
> What does any of this have to do with *Java*?

I think you need to reboot the wetware. Spending 24 hours a day as a 
pedant on a Java newsgroup dounds like you don't have much of a life to 
me.

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