Loading order in websphere application server

Hi,
Definition is simple, follow the orders,  Enter the following (bullets as steps):

• WAS admin console
• Enterprise Applications
• Select the first EAR for example
• Startup Behavior
• In the "Startup Order" Enter a weight.
• The weights are like priorities of loading, the lowest is first one to be loaded etc.

Dor

JBoss deployment sequence

I have found two possible ways of changing jboss deployment sequence. If you know more, share with us.

1. Edit "org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer-xmbean.xml" file, which can be foundon "jbossdirectory\server\default\conf\xmdesc" directory. Inside the file you have a line like this "100:deployer,100:deployer.xml,200:sar,200:service.xml,300:rar,300:ds.xml,500:jar,600:war,600:wsr,600:ear,700:zip,900:last"This section defines the priority or sequence of *.sar for example before *.rar. You can switch between *.sar to be 700 for example and it will run after deploying the war. I would use it only for test environment but not for deployment or release. Choosing this option for my opinion is not a good design.
2. In case you have a jboss service like i did as a "SAR" file, you can add a dependency tags into the "jboss-service.xml" file. For example: jboss:service=invoker,type=jrmp

Have a good day,
Dor

JBoss deployment sequence

I have found two possible ways of changing jboss deployment sequence. If you know more, share with us.

1. Edit "org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer-xmbean.xml" file, which can be foundon "jbossdirectory\server\default\conf\xmdesc" directory. Inside the file you have a line like this "100:deployer,100:deployer.xml,200:sar,200:service.xml,300:rar,300:ds.xml,500:jar,600:war,600:wsr,600:ear,700:zip,900:last"This section defines the priority or sequence of *.sar for example before *.rar. You can switch between *.sar to be 700 for example and it will run after deploying the war. I would use it only for test environment but not for deployment or release. Choosing this option for my opinion is not a good design.
2. In case you have a jboss service like i did as a "SAR" file, you can add a dependency tags into the "jboss-service.xml" file. For example: jboss:service=invoker,type=jrmp

Have a good day,
Dor