Often when making a change and re-running our Mendix project locally, we will wait for the modeller to deploy and almost every time we do a rerun (this does not happen on the first run when opening and then running the project) we are receiving this popup error below with some messaging. Error Message Details: Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector.M2EEException: Request <{"action":"get_log_settings","params":{"subscriber":"TcpJsonLogSubscriber-a48c546b-3dc5-4f50-8d7d-591e641b0fce"}}> failed: ---> System.Net.WebException: The request was aborted: The operation has timed out. at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() at Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector.M2EERequest.DoHttpRequest(String json, Int32 timeout) in C:\jenkins-ci\workspace\AppStudio3.0-Build@2\modeler\Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector\M2EERequest.cs:line 173 --- End of inner exception stack trace --- at Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector.M2EERequest.DoHttpRequest(String json, Int32 timeout) in C:\jenkins-ci\workspace\AppStudio3.0-Build@2\modeler\Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector\M2EERequest.cs:line 186 at Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector.M2EERequest.Execute(Int32 timeout) in C:\jenkins-ci\workspace\AppStudio3.0-Build@2\modeler\Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector\M2EERequest.cs:line 69 at Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector.M2EEClient.GetLogLevels(String subscriberName) in C:\jenkins-ci\workspace\AppStudio3.0-Build@2\modeler\Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector\M2EEClient.cs:line 90 at Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector.RuntimeController.Stop() in C:\jenkins-ci\workspace\AppStudio3.0-Build@2\modeler\Mendix.Modeler.M2EEConnector\RuntimeController.cs:line 152 at Mendix.Modeler.UIFramework.Progress.ProcessRunner.RunStep(Step step) in C:\jenkins-ci\workspace\AppStudio3.0-Build@2\modeler\Mendix.Modeler.UIFramework\Progress\ProcessRunner.cs:line 81 at Mendix.Modeler.UIFramework.Progress.ProcessRunner.OnDoWork(Object sender, DoWorkEventArgs e) in C:\jenkins-ci\workspace\AppStudio3.0-Build@2\modeler\Mendix.Modeler.UIFramework\Progress\ProcessRunner.cs:line 61 at System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker.OnDoWork(DoWorkEventArgs e) at System.ComponentModel.BackgroundWorker.WorkerThreadStart(Object argument) the modeler then prompt to force stop the server... after clicking on force quit, It then loads/deploys again and then project works fine In order for me to alleviate from waiting the second time : I have to keep killing the port in the windows cmdline; in order to be able to rerun the application again. does anybody else experience/know the cause of this error/issue?
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Scott Dean
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I don’t have this problem, stopping the process happens every now and then.
Some pointers:
Look at the Windows Event Log and search for clues.