TransactionFactory in bc4j.xcfg ignored -- anything obvious I should check?

Using JDev 10.1.2.
I created a custom Transaction Factory and pointed to it in the app module configurations wizard in the TransactionFactory property. I was mimicing the custom Transaction Factory in the Toy Store demo.
Unfortunately, it doesn't get used when I run the app - is there anything that could cause the bc4j.xcfg properties to be ignored?
I did check my bc4j.xcfg - it is there:
<TransactionFactory>blah.blah.MyTransactionFactory</TransactionFactory>
I can get it to work if I specify it as a command line parameter to oc4j - i.e. "-DTransactionFactory=blah.blah.MyTransactionFactory"
Is there anything "obvious" I should look at?
Thanks in advance...,
-- Scott

I fixed this. I had to reorder the invocation of various app modules.
Apparently the first time a transaction factory is needed, the factory used "sticks" for subsequent uses. Is this the intended behavior?
In my case, I had some other code that loaded an app module that didn't have a TransactionFactory set in its bc4j.xcfg. It therefore got the default. And then my app module, which needed the custom factory, got the default one instead of the one specified in its bc4j.xcfg. (And, once I reordered things, I noticed that my other app modules were also using the custom factory instead of the default one.)

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