Title: Re: [JBoss-user] JBoss/Jetty: Realm Not Configured

hello,
 
you could put your SAR inside the EAR instead of the opposite. Otherwise, you can define <depends> tag inside jboss.xml so that EJB can wait for some services to start. For an example, take a look at server/all/deploy/jbossha-httpsession.sar: it uses such a trick.
 
Cheers,
 
        Sacha
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De : Alan Yost [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]De la part de Alan Yost
Envoyé : lundi, 7 octobre 2002 16:16
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Objet : Entity Bean in a sar that depends upon mqSqlDS...

Guys - I have battled thru a few dependency issues regarding ears and jars and sars, though this one I have left for a while but now is the time for me to resolve it.
 
If I deploy my two ears and a sar (man what language is this anyway :-)) once JBoss 3.0.2 is running everything is ok.
 
However, if I restart JBoss with them in the deploy directory then I get a problem with the sar file.  The sar file includes an entity bean that persists some data associated with a timer that is also in the sar file. 
 
The entity bean persists to a mySQL database using CMP 2.0 and the problem I get is that the entity bean fails to deploy because it cannot find the data source java:/MySqlDS.  I suspect that this is getting loaded later and that I may be able to use some form of dependency tags to sort this out.  I just don't know if or where these tags should exist.  Or if there is some other standard way of resolving the problem.
 
I have started reading the paid for documentation but it looks like I have a lot of reading and I figured somebody in this group may be able to point me in the right direction.
 
 
Any help out there?
 
 
Regards and thanks in advance
 
 
Alan.

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