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How to restart a EJB Container bean?

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When I press "Deploy IIOP Support" button in the 'Runtime' panel of an EJB Container Bean in Visual Administrator -> Cluster -> Server -> Services -> EJB Container, I see the following error message:

<b>Exception occurred: Cannot deploy IIOP support. Maybe the application is not started.</b>

Do I need to restart the J2ee server ? Or redeploy the bean ? What's the quickest way to start a bean that is not started ? Furthermore, how do you tell if they (i.e. individual beans, not just the EJB container) are stopped or started ?

Many thanks,

Colm<b></b><b></b><b></b>

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(Possibly) answering my own problem here, I just found out that the bean was in the process of deploying while I attempted to deploy IIOP support in Visual Administrator; it turns out it took almost two hours to deploy, is this normal ?? The bean is about 10MB in size, would a bean of such size cause a long deployment time ?

Colm.