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k s commented on AXIS2-3297:
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The environment i have is win2000, jdk6.0.20, tomcat5.0.28 and axis2 (1.5.1)
included in our web application. After the first deployment, any change to the
service class of the .aar file does not show in the wsdl. Even if restarting
tomcat or the computer, cleaning temp, work files. Its amazing. The same does
not happen for us in any other operating system.
> Service classloading issues when undeploying and redeploying a service with
> the same name.
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> Key: AXIS2-3297
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-3297
> Project: Axis2
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: kernel
> Affects Versions: 1.3
> Environment: Windows XP/Jboss 4.2.
> Reporter: Tony Dean
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> I have a service called 'Maker' that generates new services upon client
> requests. If it creates and deploys a new service called 'myService' for
> instance and then later removes this service (deletes from repository), and
> then generates an entirely new service with the same name, but with totally
> different functionality (ie., class name is the same, but has different
> functionality, the service.xml is similar, and the wsdl is totally
> different), it appears that when the client invokes the new service that the
> original service's (the service that was removed) class is executed instead
> of the class that is associated with the new service. It appears that Axis2
> is performing some service caching that is not getting replaced by new
> service deployment. If I stop and restart the jboss server such that Axis2
> is started from scratch, it loads everything just fine and the new class for
> that service is executed when the service is invoked by the client just as
> expected.
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