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I am using RAD 7.0 to deploy my application EAR file say XYZ.ear which has a single war file called say abc.war. I added the ear file after starting the server by &nbsp;right click on server node and by clicking &nbsp;add remove projects. I published, rebuilt application, restarted the server. When I start the server i see server started not corresponding EAR file which says stopped. I tried to stop, start server, remove the project and re-add etc trials many times but no use. &nbsp;How can i make the EAR file also start along with server. Any ideas, resources, links highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Hi,

I am using RAD 7.0 to deploy my application EAR file say XYZ.ear which has a single war file called say abc.war. I added the ear file after starting the server by  right click on server node and by clicking  add remove projects. I published, rebuilt application, restarted the server. When I start the server i see server started not corresponding EAR file which says stopped. I tried to stop, start server, remove the project and re-add etc trials many times but no use.  How can i make the EAR file also start along with server. Any ideas, resources, links highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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