How to suppress EJB creation during deployment

Hi!
Currently I am working on an application that we are deploying on the oc4j-server and simultaneously on the SUN reference-implementation. Using the deployment descriptor I define the order of instantiation of the servlets (<load-on-startup>). This works fine using the SUN server. Deploying the application on the oc4j-server does not get to the servlet-initialization since the server tries to create the EJBs first. I would gladly tell the server somehow that this is both not necessary and even rather problematic to the application. Does anybody know how to achive this?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Olav

Olav,
<load-on-startup> in web.xml will work only when you have load-on-startup="true" in your http-web-site.xml for your web module.
for example <web-app application="work" name="work" root="/work" load-on-startup="true"/>
This is documented in http://otn.oracle.com/tech/java/oc4j/htdocs/OC4J-WEB-FAQ.html#1
regards
Debu
Hi!
Currently I am working on an application that we are deploying on the oc4j-server and simultaneously on the SUN reference-implementation. Using the deployment descriptor I define the order of instantiation of the servlets (<load-on-startup>). This works fine using the SUN server. Deploying the application on the oc4j-server does not get to the servlet-initialization since the server tries to create the EJBs first. I would gladly tell the server somehow that this is both not necessary and even rather problematic to the application. Does anybody know how to achive this?
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
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