For any schema changes to take effect, you must recycle the application pool associated
with the site in IIS and manually regenerate metadata. For information on recycling
application pools using the Microsoft IIS Manager, refer to your Microsoft IIS documentation.
You must refresh the metadata following any changes to the Web API Services configuration, such as exposing a class definition or an interface definition.
To regenerate the metadata directly in the Web Client, you can use the regenerate metadata function.
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In the System Administration feature set, select Regenerate Metadata.
Regenerate metadata using Web API v2
To regenerate metadata for a schema using Web API v2, you can use a REST client to initiate a metadata regeneration by sending a POST request to the RegenerateMetadata API Services action. For example,
<Access_URL>/api/v2/RegenerateMetadata
Regenerate metadata using Web API v3
To regenerate metadata for a schema using Web API v3, you can only use a REST client to initiate a metadata regeneration by sending a POST request to the RegenerateMetadata API Services action. For example:
<Access_URL>/api/v3/RegenerateMetadata