Web event listener rigistration.

[dmjpro]

If i register two event listeners against same web event, then what would happen?
In my case i register two event listeners, one for Spring and another one for Web Service (JAX-WS).
So how application server handles this?
Please could you experts clarify me?

Debasis Jana.

[JosAH]

If i register two event listeners against same web event, then what would happen?
In my case i register two event listeners, one for Spring and another one for Web Service (JAX-WS).
So how application server handles this?
Please could you experts clarify me?

What does your documentation say about the order of firing events to listeners?

kind regards,

Jos

[dmjpro]

What does your documentation say about the order of firing events to listeners?

kind regards,

Jos

Thanks for your reply, where do i get this?
Actually what happened .... i created a web service application and some how it was not started, then i stopped the spring listener instead of Web service listener because it's a web service application. Then it started.
But when i went for another new web service application and i put two listeners and a magic happened that it started properly and working well.
So i am in confusion ..it would be great if you help me to know that.

Debasis Jana.

[JosAH]

Thanks for your reply, where do i get this?

You must be kidding me; always refuse to develop anything, just anything, if
there is no proper documentation of the tools around. Developing software isn't
alchemy nor magic wand waving.

kind regards,

Jos

[dmjpro]

You must be kidding me; always refuse to develop anything, just anything, if
there is no proper documentation of the tools around. Developing software isn't
alchemy nor magic wand waving.

kind regards,

Jos

Lolz!
I was going to post that i found what i expected ...how multiple event listeners work
sorry! i am really sorry ..i know ..software developing is not a magic ....:-)
here is the link i found around .....
See it
I am really sorry! :-(