Invalidate Dynamic Logic
This API provides the ability to invalidate all the dynamic logic, in order to re-compile the groovy logic. This is important for scenarios where a groovy logic imports other common logic and changes to common logic should also re-compile the logics that have used or imported the common logic.
This API invalidates all the logic so that they get re-compiled.
Operations
The operations are protected by the HTTP API access restriction 'dynamiclogic IP'.
The endpoint is available at the following location:
This specific API supports the following operation:
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Invalidates all dynamic logic. |
When the operation is called, it fetches all the dynamic logic and invalidates them. It also recompiles them to be ready for use on next invocation.
Examples
Dylo A is imported in Dylo B. Dylo A is updated. For the change in Dylo A to be effictive in Dylo B, invoke invalidateall. Once invalidateall is invoked in JVM’s life cycle, the dynamic logic changes are reflected immediately without making a call to invalidateall again.
The invalidateall operation will still be required in some cases, for example when Dylo A is imported in Dylo B, as per the following sequence.
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Invoke
invalidateall. -
Update something in B.
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Run Dylo B.
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Update Dylo A.
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Run Dylo B.
The change made in Dylo A is not reflected.
In this case invalidateall is required.