Startup sequence (WTC/WLEC/EAR)

Hello,
I am using WLS 6.1 SP3.
Is it possible to set up the startup sequences so that WTC is always started first;
then WLEC starts up and set its connection to Tuxedo; then the EAR file is deployed?
Cheers,

Thierry,
I think you should be able to edit the config.xml and specify that you want to
load the WTC (et. al.) startup class components before the ear by specifying a
LoadBeforeAppDeployments attribute in the StartupClass element. I have included
a config.xml 'fragment' below
<StartupClass Name="m1" LoadBeforeAppDeployments="true" DeploymentOrder="100"
/>
<StartupClass Name="m2" LoadBeforeAppDeployments="true" DeploymentOrder="200"
/>
<StartupClass Name="m3" LoadBeforeAppDeployments="false" DeploymentOrder="1300"
/>
<StartupClass Name="m4" LoadBeforeAppDeployments="false" DeploymentOrder="1400"
/>
Does that provide a solution?
Chuck Nelson
DRE
BEA Technical Support

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