Meaning of dcmctl output

Hi All,
When the dcmctl redeployApplication command is issued the output comes as:--
for eg
D:\ApplicationServer\101202\J2eeWebcache\dcm\bin>dcmctl redeployApplication -f F:\software\kan.ear -a kan
1
Application: kan
Component Name: home
Component Type: OC4J
Instance: J2eeWebcache.gshivkum-pc.idc.oracle.com
In the output above does the 1 have any special significance.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Regards,
Geeta

Well, the sample code provided came with the suggestion to pass "stage' as parameter.  With "this" instead, the trace report listing makes more sense.
[object MovieClip] backBuilding
[object MovieClip] __id0_            // no such movie clip on my stage
[object TLFTextField] CompanyName
[object MovieClip] instance10     // no such movie clip on my stage
[object SimpleButton] FullScrnBtn
[object SimpleButton] Machining_Btn
[object SimpleButton] Welding_Btn
[object SimpleButton] SnowBlade_Btn
[object SimpleButton] Engineering_Btn
[object SimpleButton] Company_Btn
[object SimpleButton] Contacts_Btn
[object MovieClip] __id1_          // no such movie clip on my stage
[object TLFTextField] TraceTxt
[object MovieClip] instance11   // no such movie clip on my stage
It's only my two text fields (CompanyName & TraceTxt) on the stage that make absolutely no sense.  Three lines for a single object.  This has a be a Flash bug (not that the bug is animated <g>).
If I remove my two text fields from the stage, I get the following display list:
[object MovieClip] backBuilding
[object SimpleButton] FullScrnBtn
[object SimpleButton] Machining_Btn
[object SimpleButton] Welding_Btn
[object SimpleButton] SnowBlade_Btn
[object SimpleButton] Engineering_Btn
[object SimpleButton] Company_Btn
[object SimpleButton] Contacts_Btn
Regards,
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