How to deploy a redefined code in AS JAVA

Hi everyone,
After creating a program in SAP UI5 in NWDS 7.31 I am deploying it in the way as it is mentioned in the following link,
Steps to Create and Deploy UI5 Project using NWDS on AS Java Server
Now when I change the code and again deploy it in the previous way the change is not reflecting in the output(Say I have changed the text of a textview but that is not reflecting in the output). I want to know the procedure to deploy it after changing the code?
Regards,
Soumya Nandi

Hi Soumya,
Since it's mostly Javascript files, these could be cached by your browser, and this is most likely the reason you don't see your changes.
After deployment, make sure you clear your browser cache, esp. any *.js files, before running your application.
Hope this helps,
Robin

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How to deploy a JCO Server????

Hello Experts!
I have written a JCO Server by using the Netweaver Developer Studio. Now I want to deploy this JCO Server on our SAP XI Server. The aim of this should be to create a connection between ABAP and JAVA to send data from JAVA to ABAP.
The RFC connection already exists and is working. What I don't know is how to deploy my JCO Server and how to start this JCO Server from our XI Server. I hope anybody could help me.
Thanks in advance!!!
Greetings Alexander
Here is the source code of my JCO Server:
public class JCOServer implements JCO.ServerExceptionListener, JCO.ServerStateChangedListener {
static public class Repository extends JCO.BasicRepository implements IRepository {
    public Repository(String name)
      super(name);
protected static IRepository repository;
static {
    repository = new Repository("TestRepository");
    JCO.MetaData fmeta = new JCO.MetaData("ZEJB_TEST_ZUGRIFF");
    fmeta.addInfo("REQUTEXT", JCO.TYPE_CHAR, 255,   0, 0, JCO.IMPORT_PARAMETER, null);
    fmeta.addInfo("ECHOTEXT", JCO.TYPE_CHAR, 255,   0, 0, JCO.EXPORT_PARAMETER, null);
    fmeta.addInfo("RESPTEXT", JCO.TYPE_CHAR, 255,   0, 0, JCO.EXPORT_PARAMETER, null);
    repository.addFunctionInterfaceToCache(fmeta);
static public class Server extends JCO.Server {
    public Server(String gwhost, String gwserv, String progid, boolean isUnicode, IRepository repository)
      super(gwhost,gwserv,progid,repository);
       this.setProperty("jco.server.unicode", isUnicode?"1":"0");
    protected void handleRequest(JCO.Function function)
      JCO.ParameterList input = function.getImportParameterList();
      JCO.ParameterList output = function.getExportParameterList();
      JCO.ParameterList tables = function.getTableParameterList();
      System.out.println("handleRequest(" + function.getName() + ")");
      System.out.println("Anfrage vom SAP-Server: " + input.getString("REQUTEXT"));
      if (function.getName().equals("ZEJB_TEST_ZUGRIFF")) {
        output.setValue(input.getString("REQUTEXT"),"ECHOTEXT");
        output.setValue("Das ist eine Antwort von JCOServer","RESPTEXT");
   JCO.Server srv[] = new JCO.Server[1];
public JCOServer()
     JCO.addServerExceptionListener(this);
     JCO.addServerStateChangedListener(this);
public void startServers()
    srv[0] = new Server("vxi1","sapgw00","BEAN",true,repository);
    for (int i = 0; i < srv.length; i++) {
try {
srv.setTrace(true);
srv.start();
catch (Exception ex) {
System.out.println("Konnte Server nicht starten: " + srv.getProgID() + ":
" + ex);
      }//try
    }//for
public void serverExceptionOccurred(JCO.Server server, Exception ex)
    System.out.println("Ausnahme in Server " + server.getProgID() + ":
" + ex);
    ex.printStackTrace();
public void serverStateChangeOccurred(JCO.Server server, int old_state, int new_state)
    System.out.print("Server " + server.getProgID() + " hat den Status geändert von [");
    if ((old_state & JCO.STATE_STOPPED    ) != 0) System.out.print(" GESTOPPT ");
    if ((old_state & JCO.STATE_STARTED    ) != 0) System.out.print(" GESTARTED ");
    if ((old_state & JCO.STATE_LISTENING ) != 0) System.out.print(" HORCHEN ");
    if ((old_state & JCO.STATE_TRANSACTION) != 0) System.out.print(" TRANSAKTION ");
    if ((old_state & JCO.STATE_BUSY       ) != 0) System.out.print(" BESCHÄFTIGT ");
    System.out.print("] nach [");
    if ((new_state & JCO.STATE_STOPPED    ) != 0) System.out.print(" GESTOPPT ");
    if ((new_state & JCO.STATE_STARTED    ) != 0) System.out.print(" GESTARTED ");
    if ((new_state & JCO.STATE_LISTENING ) != 0) System.out.print(" HORCHEN ");
    if ((new_state & JCO.STATE_TRANSACTION) != 0) System.out.print(" TRANSAKTION ");
    if ((new_state & JCO.STATE_BUSY       ) != 0) System.out.print(" BESCHÄFTIGT ");
    System.out.println("]");
public static void main(String[] argv)
    JCOServer obj = new JCOServer();
    obj.startServers();

Hello Alexander,
congratulations to the invention of the wheel....
Now, what do you think is the function of the application server itself? what you do here is to put a shell around JCO and then try to run it from another shell. Why not just use it from your program?
I recommend to do some of the examples with JCO and then see what the difference on this is.
Regards,
Benny

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