If your mbean service fails with an exception in the start method, then jboss
will assume it has FAILED and so all dependend mbeans (including the EJB
container) will never start.
Normally we don't manually call stop() after a failled start().
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hi,
Is this the correct place for the depends tag, or should it be within one of
the tags as defined in the dtd?
should read..
Is this the correct place for the depends tag, or should it be within one of
the tags as defined in the dtd?
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Hi, thanks for getting back. I've tried putting the following code inside the
META-INF/jboss.xml file
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Is this the correct place for the depends tag, or shou
You just need to put a dependency in the META-INF/jboss.xml descriptor on the
target mbean (see the jboss-4_0.dtd)
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