This is nothing to worry about! It’s just a warning to restart the Biztalk host service!
Right click on \”My Computer\” / \”Manage\” / \”Services And Applications\” / \”Services\” / \”BizTalk Service BizTalk Group…\” Just restart the service!
[b:d57e4e67ff]If any of the assemblies were previously loaded by a Host Instance, it may be necessary to restart the Host Instance for changes to take effect.[/b:d57e4e67ff]
you should always do that after updating an external DLL that youre using within BTS. its basic GAC, but if you dont update the version number etc and just uninstall the old and install the new, the host instance will continue to run on its cached version of the DLL. this can also happen if you make a very minor change to your BTS project and it doesnt notice that the code has changed dramatically (yea, sounds dumb, but have had it happen several times and can make you pull your hair out if you dont know whats happening) and the auto refresh option in the deployment doesnt force a flush of the cache.
it means that the running host instance is perceived to be out of synch with what is deployed.
You don’t need to restart the entire service, just restart the host instance in the biztalk console and it will refresh the application witht he latest deployed changes.
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