The best way to debug a deployment

I have an application written in JDeveloper and it runs like a dream. The problem is that when I deploy it to Oracle App Server, I cant get it to run. I am using the JDeveloper deployment profile for creating my jars/wars/ears. I have build many of these in the past and they all work well. There is obviously something I am doing wrong with this one. How can I go about debugging my deployment. I've been stuck on this one for a long time and need to make some progress. Please help.
Thanks,
Cory

In my personal opinion there is no "best" way, but here's what I always do:
1. Check main settings
2. Check main logfiles
3. Check database
First you have to check the main settings, like data sources, OC4J-settings and JVM-settings. A type-o in your settings could kill your deployment. Also, if you are using jms, make sure that the correct topics are registered in jms.xml If all is o.k., then proceed to step 2.
Secondly you should check the standard out for the OC4J where you are deploying the application. This is located at $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/logs/$OC4J_NAME_default_island_1. You can also redirect the standard out by setting de -out parameter in the server settings. This should also contain some helpfull clues (like missing references to property files, typ-o's, wrong classpath, etc.)
Finally if all this is OK and you application still isn't starting (but by then it is deployed) you should check the state of the database. It should be up and running, and containing the correct version of the application's datamodel. Removing rows from quartz tabels (if used) also helps while redeploying.
This is roughly my starting debugging route. Does this give you any pointers?

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