Change the order in which the processes come up on restart

Is there a way to change the order in which the processes come up again when restarting the OC4J?

Hi --
Do you mean the order of the applications deployed to an OC4J instance, or the processes started by OPMN when OracleAS is started.
For the former, we put the application entries into a ordered map based on the order they are seen as in the server.xml file. While we don't offer a feature that the applications will definitively be started in that order, we do work our way through the ordered list. So for more parts you'll see the application starting the same order as they are seen in server.xml.
For the latter, I'm not sure. I also tend to think that its again based on the order within OPMN. What you can try and use is the opmnctl startall sequential=true command, which will sequentially start each process, where it waits for the previous process to start before starting the next one. That will at least show you the order the processes are starting in and help you test the opmn ordering hypothesis.
cheers
-steve-

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