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jefflowrey
PostPosted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 6:46 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I'm sure fjb_saper will correct me, but I think it's a requirement to restart the container when you update an MDB.
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I thought Restart Enterprise project should work . Thank you for the info.
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Like a lot of things, with WAS there is a difference between "should" and "does".

It shouldn't be necessary to restart the deploy mgr when trying to deploy the same Process Ear to two different logical applications...

But it is, at least with WBISF 5.1.

In general with v5.1, it seems to be good practice to restart the app server when you update an application.
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Well let's see.

You are changing code inside the MDB.
The requirement would be to shutdown the corresponding MDB listener port on the target before deploying to the target and restarting it afterwards.

This is not always achievable on all versions of WAS. The only way to ensure that the new code took is sometimes to recycle WAS.....

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Thank you very much for your inputs.
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