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Invalidate Adaptive Web Service Meta Data Cache?

Former Member
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As the subject says - how can I invalidate the Adaptive Web Service meta data cache? Currently, the only way we can invalidate the cache is to restart the app server, which takes quite a while.

I've tried restarting the Web Dynpro Runtime service, but this didn't do anything.

We're running nw70.

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Former Member
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As mentioned, currently the only way to solve this issue is to change the internal name...

Ivan-Mirisola
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Hi,

Please consider the following:

For JCO Models running on NW 7.2 you go to:

1) NWA

2) Availability and Performance Management --> Resource Monitoring

3) JCO Monitoring

4) Metadata Cache

5) Click on clear of the desired cache region.

For WebServices Cache, please follow the instructions as per notes below:

Note 1088382 - WSIL results are cached after search

Note 1123574 - Caching functionality of the Web service connector

Cheers,

Ivan

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Hi Ken,

on NW04 the only workaround to avoid restart of the J2EE is to change the key of the metadata cache. This is e.g. possible by changing the designtimeWsdlUrl setting for the AWS model in the IDE (this is not used at runtime when you use destinations for configuration of the provider system). As this is part of the metadata cache key, AWS will create a new cache entry. Note that this workaround is only meant for a development, not a productive scenario.

Regards,

Patric.