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Raphael Ranieri
MVP
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Refresh References Without Publishing in Service Studio
Question
Service Center
Hello,
I wonder if it is possible to refresh a module's references without opening the e-space in Service Studio, updating them and publishing.
Is possible to do it through Service Center or LifeTime?
João Rosado
Staff
Solution
Hi,
In .Net platforms if you publish the "Current Version" of solutions in Service Center it automatically tries to refresh all the references of modules included in that solution.
Regards,
João Rosado
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Pramod Jain
MVP
Hi Raphael,
Its not possible to update references without opening the espace . When you publish it through service studio it compiles the esapce completely and generate the code with the latest reference uses.
Regards
-PJ-
João Rosado
Staff
Solution
Hi,
In .Net platforms if you publish the "Current Version" of solutions in Service Center it automatically tries to refresh all the references of modules included in that solution.
Regards,
João Rosado
Idálio Rodrigues
Hello,
If you don't want to publish all espace in the "Current version", as João said, you can create a new solution only with the espaces you need.
Regards,
Idálio
André Siébra
In addition, you should be careful because in ServiceCenter the solution publishes the dependencies of the solution's espaces. If your espace is consuming a SilkUI module for example, this module will also be republished, and other espaces that references it can be out of date.
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