Startup another component

[maxi72]

How i can start my java application with the run.bat of jboss.
I will startup my java application + jboss with the same run.bat.

Thanks

[darranl]

Where is your application?

A component / J2EE app deployed on JBoss?
A stand alone app?
Something else?

[maxi72]

hi, it is an component j2ee deployed on same jboss.

i'm waiting your answer...

thanks max

[darranl]

Make sure your component is in the correct deploy folder.

Start JBoss.

Your app will be deployed automatically.

[maxi72]

This is a simple java class with a main method.

Can you help me ?
thanks

[darranl]

If it is a simple java class with a main method it isn't a J2EE component then is it.

[maxi72]

ok, how can i start my java class with jboss startup (run.bat) ?
Thanks

[kabirkhan]

Why?!?!?

[anh3xao]

"maxi72" wrote:
ok, how can i start my java class with jboss startup (run.bat) ?
Thanks

note: jboss is application server
to start your java class just type: java yourclass. that's it.

[maxi72]

sorry, i have an a class that listen an queue (JMS), not MDB.
How can i start that class at startup of jboss ?

Thanks

[darranl]

Implement a servlet that invokes a method on your class in its init method.

Write an MBean and invoke a method on your class when it is started.

Why can't your code be wrapped in a message driven bean? They are designed to be deployed when the server starts, stand alone clients a really for accessing the queues from a remote location.

Write a batch file that has: -

start run.bat
start myapp.bat

I think that should allow the two processed to be started.

And possibly more options but those are the first few I can think of.