ESB dbadapter WSDL cache

Hi,
Is there any way to reset the WSDL cache in ESB? I am making changes to a dbadapter wsdl in a ESB project in Jdeveloper and then re-registering it with the ESB console. If you look at the dbadapter wsdl on the server it has been refreshed with the new values for polling such as reserved value etc and number of threads but when the DB adpater polls again it uses the old settings. The only work around I see for the poller to use the new settings is to either restart the SOA suite or by deleting the system from the ESB and creating it again when registering it through Jdev. This is not ideal as there are other services registered under that system whcih I dont want to affect. I have tried clicking reset in the ESB console but this doesn't pick up the new changes either. I am using ESB on SOA suite 10.1.3.3.0 and the DB adapter is calling a Oracle XE 10.2.0 database.
Any suggestions would be appreciated
Regards
Chris

In ESB Control, select the service you'd like to disable. On the tab 'Defenition' there is a button labeled 'disable' which probably disables the ESB service.

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Thank you for posting. It really helped me out.
We had already spent more than a man week on this issue.
Since the BPEL process was running on a box seperate from the ESB cache we could restart the BPEL box forever without ever figuring it out...
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