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↳ | com.atlassian.jira.startup.ChecklistLauncher |
Listens to Web application startup and shutdown events to check that JIRA is valid to startup, and do whatever clean up may be required on shutdown.
When JIRA is not valid to start, then the JiraStartupChecklistFilter
will disallow access to JIRA.
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Called during JIRA "startup".
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Called when JIRA is shutting down.
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From interface com.atlassian.jira.startup.JiraLauncher |
Called during JIRA "startup". In the multitenant world startup is more complicated and broken into multiple chunks. There is the stuff that happens when the servlet container first comes up, there is stuff that happens when the System Tenant is being created (also during servlet context creation), and there is stuff when further tenants are created (dynamically, at some point often well after startup). The logic for ordering all of this will be handled by the DefaultJiraLauncher.
Called when JIRA is shutting down. Just like startup this can mean either per-tenant shutdown or servlet-wide shutdown. The logic of what exactly happens when is encapsulated in the DefaultJiraLauncher.