Afkham Azeez wrote: > Simply deactivating-redeploying-activating is not the ideal solution. > It should be; > > maintenace-mode(service_foo)->redeploy(service_foo)->normal-mode(service_foo) > > In maintenance mode, a service will not accept new requests, but will > complete servicing existing requests. So, there is a difference > between deactivating a service & putting it into maintenance-mode, > unless deactivated services will complete the requests being processed. I may be wrong, anyway FYI this is what activate, de-activate does. In my case what I did was
servicefoo.setActive(false)->redeploy(foo)-->servicefoo.setActive(true). "In AxisService you have a method called activate/inactivate, when you inactive a service system does not take any more request to that service (will throw an exception saying service not found) and will process all the current messages." Again, I did a very simple day to day approach, where I tried to fulfill my goal with the resource I have, so that might not be the ideal approach. Thanks, Deepa
