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I have created a custom timer job. I deploy it with a feature that has a WebApplication scope. The Execute() method in my job definition class keeps throwing errors. I'm trying to get a reference to the Web Application in the Execute method, but nothing seems to work. I've tried several methods of getting this reference:

SPWebApplication webapp = this.WebApplication;

and

SPWebApplication webapp = this.Parent as SPWebApplication;

both of these are returning null.

Any clues what the issue could be?

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Resetting the Sharepoint Timer Service fixed my issue:

Start>Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services>SharePoint 2010 Timer

ref: https://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/a/22466/17398

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