Comments on Captain Debug's Blog: Three Spring Bean Lifecycle Techniques

Hey Roger, Thanks for given a hint :) @PreDestroy...

2013-10-29T05:12:25.678+00:00

Hey Roger,

Thanks for given a hint :) @PreDestroy in EJB solve my issue. I already using EJB+Spring but forgot to try with this.

It is really frustrated that weblogic10.3.5 not supported servlet3.0 and spring3.0. Otherwise i was trying to dynamic initialization servlet and use its destroy method. Thanks again :)

Noman A really good question. I can't think of...

2013-10-26T08:51:06.747+01:00

Noman
A really good question. I can't think of any 'official' way of doing this, but have a couple of ideas. Firstly, and I've not tried this, as this is Weblogic you can deploy your application as an EAR file rather than a WAR file. This means that you could include an EJB in your application. You can then annotate a method in your EJB with @PreDestroy. In this method you could get hold of the application context using ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocator. With the ApplicationContext you can enumerate through the beans it contains calling their destroy() methods.

To make this work, You may have to ensure that the application context is loaded by annotating anther method with @PostConstruct.

There is a really good book on Weblogic Server available on Amazon, which might contain a better answer.

Hi, Can you please tell me how can i call the des...

2013-10-24T12:29:46.593+01:00

Hi,

Can you please tell me how can i call the destroy-method when application is stop from weblogic server rather than jvm down. I deploy my application on weblogicc server and registerShutdownHook with context but my destry-method is not calling when i stop the application by myself on weblogic.
Please tell me a way for that

Hi, Can you please tell me how can i call the des...

2013-10-24T12:29:17.831+01:00