Reloading a Package
Sometimes, you need to reload a package on the server to activate changes that have been made to it outside of Designer. You need to reload a package if any of the following occurs:
A Java service that was compiled using jcode is added to the package.
New jar files are added to the package.
Any of the configuration files for the package are modified.
By default, a package reloads whenever a package on which it depends is reloaded. To skip reloading of dependent packages, clear the
Reload this package if any of the above packages are reloaded or replaced check box in the package properties for the dependent package. For more information about package dependencies, see
About Package Dependencies.
Note:
Reloading a package is not the same as refreshing the Package Navigator view. When you refresh the Package Navigator view, Designer retrieves a fresh copy of the contents of all the packages from the memory of the Integration Server. When you reload a package, Integration Server removes the existing package information from memory and loads new versions of the package and its contents into its memory.
To reload a package
1. In Package Navigator view, select the package you want to reload.
2. Right-click the package and click Reload Package.