Oracle ESB Restart

I have ESB project deployed on ESB server but when i restart the server , AQ Adapter is not working ? I dont know what to do ?
COuld you help me ?
Thanks.

Hi, maybe you can write a Java class that makes use of the opmnctl command to check if applications esb-dt and esb-rt are ready to use? I've seen some possibility's while applying patches to installed Oracle SOA Suite.

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When i checked in the ESB console File was getting picked up by the FILE ADAPTER but unable to put on the FTP Site.
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Could any one please suggest some thing???
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I am still unable to find FtpAdapter in the EM (Enterprise Manager) so can't find/change the entry for "eis/Ftp/FtpAdapter"
Following are the some application which are already in my EM.
Applications:-
ascontrol, ccore, coreman, datatags, default, esb-dt, esb-rt,
gateway, hw_services, javasso, orabpel, orainfra, policymanager, ruleauthor ,
rulehelp , WSIL-App
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""eis/Ftp/FtpAdapter"
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------ Debasis

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