Deployment order in 6.0

I'm sure this has been covered before but is there anyway to dictate the
deployment order of EJB's contained in a single EAR file?
Or does WL use some default scheme - alphanumeric sorting, order in the
applications.xml file??
Thanks
Tom

The default scheme is random.
in your config.xml you can specify the order in 6.x, it's just not documented.
The format is:
<EJBComponent DeploymentOrder="9" Name="discount"
Targets="wlcsServer" URI="discount.jar"/>
We were told by a Bea consultant to set all of the out of the box
EJBs to 9, all of our beans that are not run through ejbc to something like 80,
and all of the rest to 99.
WLS will randomly pick the order for all EJBs with the some deployment order,
for example 9.
The catch, once it finds one EJB that is fully packaged (tan through ejbc, it
will assume that all of the remainder are fully packaged. This can cause problems.
Tom Gerber <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm sure this has been covered before but is there anyway to dictate
the
deployment order of EJB's contained in a single EAR file?
Or does WL use some default scheme - alphanumeric sorting, order in the
applications.xml file??
Thanks
Tom

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