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I created a web service from a java bean. Later I added few more methods to the java bean and would like to have those methods as well in the web service. Only way I could achieve this using WSAD is by deleting the dynamic web project (which has the web service) and recreating web service again from the java bean. IS there a way to update web service when new methods are added to the java beaninstead of recreating web service from scratch.

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If you are using WSAD5.1 right click on the Java Bean and say deploy as web service. The new methods you added would automatically exposed a web service
 
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