The order of MDB deployment

Hi, all
I developed servral MDBs, but the problem is the MDB starts to process the message
before the application is fully loaded, even I specify my web app in the first
module, the MDBs are the last, but the web app takes longer time to load and MDBs
needs the producer pool which is loaded in the load-on-startup servlet.
Also when the server is shut down, the web app is unloaded first, tne MDBs are
still processing, that's a problem for me too. what's the elegant way to deal
with it?

We are having a similar problem with an MDBs in a clustered environment. Were
you able to resolve this issue?
Thanks.
"Jen" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi, all
I developed servral MDBs, but the problem is the MDB starts to process
the message
before the application is fully loaded, even I specify my web app in
the first
module, the MDBs are the last, but the web app takes longer time to load
and MDBs
needs the producer pool which is loaded in the load-on-startup servlet.
Also when the server is shut down, the web app is unloaded first, tne
MDBs are
still processing, that's a problem for me too. what's the elegant way
to deal
with it?

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 "Paul Hammond" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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 >
 > In my response to my own question I have seen in the WL docs that JMS
 servers are
 > deployed before EJB components, but within EJB components you can specify
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 > order so presumably there by having separate JARs, one with EJBs, one with
 MDBs,
 > you can ensure your MDBs are deployed last?
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 > Paul
 >
 >
 >
 >
 > "Paul Hammond" <[email protected]> wrote:
 > >
 > >This is a problem that follows on from my last posting.
 > >
 > >To recap, we have multiple WL servers not clustered, one acts as the JMS
 > >server that
 > >all of them use as their MDB jndi-provider-url so when a message (on a
 JMS
 > >topic)
 > >is published to the main server, all the WL servers receive it.
 > >
 > >The main WL server acting as the JMS server is started up first, then the
 > >others.
 > >
 > >The following problem can occur.
 > >
 > >A message can arrive at the main server while another server is booting
 > >up. The MDBs
 > >on this booting server can deploy it's MDBs before it's EJBs. Because
 this
 > >server
 > >is subscribing using the JMS server on the main server, the message is
 delivered
 > >and the onMessage() method is called. But this method may have to do
 lookups
 > >on EJBs
 > >that have not been deployed yet.
 > >
 > >So the question is, is it possible to ensure that all the EJBs deploy
 before
 > >the
 > >MDBs in a WL startup sequence? Does it require two separate JAR files to
 > >control
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 simply
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 > >
 > >Paul
 > >
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</ejb-jar>Edited by: shruthi04 on Nov 22, 2008 10:51 AM
Edited by: shruthi04 on Nov 22, 2008 11:42 AM
Edited by: shruthi04 on Nov 22, 2008 11:44 AM

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Dear All,
I have activated free goods settings and also maintained free goods master record for exclusive free goods.However when I am entering the main line item the second line item in the sales order which should contain the free qty is not coming,please advice what needs to be done.
Kind Regards
Atul

Hi Jelena,
Thanks for your post with this I could find out what was happening.The following is the analysis once I switched on the free goods determination at the order level and below was the system response.
Diagnosis
 There are certain business transactions where it is not possible to
 determine free goods in the SAP standard system: reason 3
 Explanation of reasons
 1 Document category is not from sales order category (VBTYP <> 'C'
 2 Lower-level item
 3 Bill of material
 4 Product selection
 5 Configurable item
 6 Scheduling agreement/forecast delivery schedule
 7 Item with active ingredient management
 8 Item without schedule lines
I had found that in my item category the structure scope was marked as A where it was exploding the single level bill of material.Once this configuration was turned blank which is no explosion the free goods were getting determined.
Kind Regards
Atul

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Hello,
Normally, I've been using Firefox sync on desktops (home and at work, all running on Arch Linux and one Windows desktop) until now only, without any bigger problems.
I've bought an tablet last week (Nexus 7, with Android 4.2 after update).
After I installed the Mobile Firefox (version 18 was just fresh) onto the tablet, have linked via my account to the sync.
After initial sync finished, I noticed first disorder of my bookmarks on my desktop, without knowing more about the source of the problem at first.
Have been observing and performing various tests the last days, and have come to an conclusion, that the source of this is the Mobile Firefox on my tablet.
Every time I had to restore (fortunatelly I'm performing backups of these) my bookmarks on my desktop to regain the order I want.
I have to disable the sync on the Mobile Firefox in order to stop this bookmarks disorganization.
Afterwards, the problem of bookmarks disorder on my desktops is gone, just until I reenable the sync on Mobile Firefox, then it gets broken again.
By disorder/disorganization of bookmarks I mean this:
1. normal working status as desired when Mobile Firefox ain't synchronizing:
A
B
C
D
E
F
2. broken status after Mobile Firefox sync. enabled (the order may change randomly):
A
C
E
F
D
B
-- but on the tablet's Mobile Firefox, the bookmarks order is being held as far as I've noticed.
I've already tried to clear my entire Mobile Firefox profile, in order to get rid of all Mobile Firefox settings and bookmars, to start on the tablet with a clean shield. Haven't helped, it always breaks the bookmarks order on the desktops again once newly reconnected via sync.
Unfortunatelly, I don't have no other tablet device at hand to test in elsewhere, thus to confirm or deny, whether this is lonely problem on my table only, or a globale Mobile Firefox problem.
Is this some sort of Mobile Firefox bug?
Any other ideas about what to check/change in order to fix this problem?
Thanks in advance for any help.
---- update 20130115 ---
Have just tried to enable the sync even on my smartphone (HTC Desire S, Android 2.3.6), where I used the Mobile Firefox sync before, but have disabled the sync few weeks ago (that time using ver. 17), as the Mobile Firefox started to trigger the sync very often with these new versions, and with one core CPU smarphone, it always took quite long to finish.
Since then, I was forced to perform Factory Reset due to some another unrelated problem.
Afterwards, new version 18 was released, I still wansn't using the sync on the smartphone.
But after I opened this question, just to test it I've reenabled the sync on the smartphone (having already ver.18 installed), waited for the sync to finish on both, smartphone first, following on the desktop, and what a surprise, the bookmarks order did screw up again.
Thus, it's not just my tablet affected, but smartphone is as well.
Now just to differentiate, whether perhaps my sync account with my data is broken somehow, or if the Mobile Firefox sync is indeed the the reason even globaly, not just with me?
But how to differentiate it?
Shall I perhaps open an bug at the bugzilla.mozilla.org ?
have just discovered, that bug already reported https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=769476

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