.JAR PACKAGE

Hi everyone!
In my Dev Env, I create a Java Package to use on "Adapter Factory" with mine custom adapter. This adapter (and the java package) work's fine in this Env.
This package fixed a bug in the old package utilized before in the Production Env.
I swap this old package with this newer utilized on Dev Env, but whehen I re-configure the adapter to this newer package, the new methods is not showed....
The impression is that the adapter is still "see" the old package.
Somebody know what's happen?
PS. I rename the old package

Just to add-on to Martin's statement regarding the re-start. Well this is actually configurable and depends upon the environment (Dev or Prod) as per your requirement. Just traverse to the following file *<OIM_XELLERATE_DIRECTORY>/config/xlconfig.xml*.
This file stores the decision whether and which files should get reloaded and after what interval fo time. See for following section:
     <ClassLoading>
          <ReloadEnabled>true</ReloadEnabled>
          <ReloadInterval>15</ReloadInterval>
          <LoadingStyle>ParentFirst</LoadingStyle>
          <AdapterClassLoadingEnabled>true</AdapterClassLoadingEnabled>
          <!--JavaTaskDirectory>Javatasks</JavaTaskDirectory-->
          <!--ThirdPartyDirectory>ThirdParty</ThirdPartyDirectory-->
          <!--ScheduleTaskDirectory>ScheduleTask</ScheduleTaskDirectory-->
          <!--IntegrationsDirectory>XLIntegrations</IntegrationsDirectory-->
          <!--AdapterDirectory>adapters</AdapterDirectory-->
     </ClassLoading>
OOTB I believe none of the files get reloaded. So you are actually defining what all you want to reload. I believe you must have not defined that you want your JavaTask Directory files to get reloaded and this is the reason why are you are not able to view the new method.
Thanks
Sunny

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