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Lifecycle Commands
Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server 6-9
3. If you have configured a server instance to use a separate administration port, the
server enables remote configuration and monitoring. For information about
administration ports, see “Administration Port Requires SSL” on page 11-9.
4. Deploys modules in the appropriate container and in the order that you specify in
the WebLogic Server Administration Console.
Startup classes that are configured to load before application deployments are
loaded and run after the server instance deploys JDBC connection pools and
before it deploys Web applications and EJBs.
5. Startup classes that are configured to load after application deployments are
loaded and run.
Graceful Shutdown
A graceful shutdown gives WebLogic Server subsystems time to complete certain
application processing currently in progress. The work completed is referred to as
in-flight work. During a graceful shutdown, subsystems complete in-flight work and
suspend themselves in an specific sequence and in a synchronized fashion, so that
back-end subsystems like JDBC connection pools are available when front-end
subsystems are suspending themselves.
! Security Service
! RMI Service
! Cluster Service
! IIOP Service
! Naming Service
! RMI Naming Service
! File Service
! JCA Container
! JDBC Container
! EJB Container
! Web Container
! Deployment Manager
! JMS Provider
! Remote Management
! Transaction Service