### To edit a lifecycle module

1. In the tree component, expand the Applications node.

2. Expand the Lifecycle Modules node.

3. Select the node for the lifecycle module.

4. On the Lifecycle Module page, edit the following fields:

   1. In the Class Name field, type the fully qualified name of the lifecycle module's class file.

   2. If the JAR file containing the lifecycle is in the server's classpath, then leave the Classpath field blank. Otherwise, type the fully qualified path.

      If you don't specify the classpath, you must unpack the classes in domain-dir`/applications/lifecycle-module/`module-name. If you specify a classpath, nothing else is required.

   3. In the Load Order field, type an integer greater than 100 and less than the operating system's `MAXINT` value.

      The integer determines the order in which lifecycle modules are loaded when the server starts up. Modules with smaller integers are loaded sooner.

   4. When you start the server, it loads lifecycle modules that are already deployed.

      By default, if a load fails, the server continues the startup operation. To prevent the server from starting up when a load fails, select the On Load Failure checkbox.

   5. If desired, change the description.

   6. Define property name/value pairs by clicking Add Property.

##### See Also

- To view deployed enterprise applications

- To deploy an application

- To edit a deployed enterprise application

- To view deployed web applications

- To deploy a web application

- To edit a deployed web application

- To view descriptors of a web application

- To deploy an EJB module

- To edit a deployed EJB module

- To deploy a connector module

- To edit a deployed connector module

- To create a lifecycle module

- To edit a lifecycle module

- To deploy an application client module

- To edit a deployed application client module

- To specify an archive file for deployment