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Default Running WEBDAV as a VB.Net Service

Hi,

I have created an exe that will connect to an exchange mailbox, download email attachments and save them to a database. The program works fine and does exactly what I want except that I need it to run from a server continuously.

I decided to create it as a service. When it is running as a service though it seems to hang indefinately on the send() command?? There doesn't seem to be any error that gets reported either.

Has anyone exeprienced this? I have looked on the net and can't seem to find anything. Any help would be very appreciated.

Thanks,

Adam





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