[jboss-user] [JBoss/Spring Integration] - Re: Bean destroy methods when undeploying

[tkyung]

I checked the mbean defined in the spring deployer and it is using SpringApplicationContextDeployer.  Then I threw an exception inside one of the bean's destroy method and it showed up, so after all the destroy method is being called, just that I didn't set up my log correctly.  Thanks for the pointers!

Then I noticed the deployed app is registered in JNDI, so I went further to deploy two spring apps (app1 and app2), where in app2 I refer to the app1's context using jndi, like this in app2's applicationContext.xml:
    <bean id="app1Context" class="org.springframework.jndi.JndiObjectFactoryBean">
  |         <property name="jndiName" value="app1"/>
  |         <property name="expectedType" value="org.springframework.context.support.AbstractApplicationContext"/>
  |     </bean>
  | 
The issue is, when I shutdown jboss, I see the message "Failed to stop bean factory app2", and if I remove this bean, the app can be undeployed without failing.  It also works if I make this bean prototype scope instead of a singleton.  Is there a downside for making this a prototype bean?

Thanks,

Ken


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