Modifying the .NET Assembly Information
When you create a .NET service to call a Microsoft .NET method, Integration Server stores information that the .NET CLR needs to load the method into its processing space. If you change the location or name of the .NET assembly in which the method resides, use the .NET Properties tab to modify the information so that Integration Server can continue to call the method. If you do not update the information, attempts to call that method from Integration Server will fail.
Note: | When you create multiple .NET services from an assembly, as described in Creating a .NET Service, all the services share information about the assembly. When you change shared information for one .NET service, Integration Server changes the information for all .NET services associated with the assembly. |
To change information about a .NET method
1. In the Service Development perspective, open the .NET service by double clicking it in the Package Navigator view.
2. Click the .NET Properties tab.
3. Perform one or more of the following actions:
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Change the assembly path name | In the Assembly Path field, type the new location of the directory that holds the .NET assembly in which the method resides. |
Change the assembly name | In the Assembly Name field, type the new name of the .NET assembly in which the method resides. |
Change the domain name | In the Domain Name field, type the new domain name. |
Change the domain configuration file | In the Domain Configuration File field, type the name of the new domain configuration file. |
4. Select File > Save.
5. Stop and restart the CLR to clear the cache and make sure the correct assembly is loaded.
6. Reload the webMethods Package for Microsoft .NET (WmDotNet package) in Integration Server Administrator.
For instructions for how to stop and restart the CLR, see webMethods Package for Microsoft .NET Installation and User's Guide .
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