At this point, a restart is required even the change only happens in the composite file as the start/stop is tied to web app context listener or servlet filter. Programmatically, you can start/stop a Tuscany node though. So you can potentially make the lifecycle of a composite application more dynamic. We did that for the OSGi enterprise services implementation based on Tuscany/SCA.
Thanks, Raymond On Sep 11, 2012, at 8:51 PM, Makiet wrote: > Hi, > > I have some interfaces and java classes, and a composite file to expose a > part of those interfaces as services. > One day, I want to expose one more service based on an existing interface. I > mean no code change needed, only modify the composite file (I guessed). > How can I achieve that without restart my app server? > > Best regards > Binh, Nguyen Thanh
