if you deploy the nukes-downloads.ear first, and then deploy the individual 
-service.xml files, it should startup w/o any issues. 

the problem is the -service.xml files and the nukes-downloads.ear are both in the 
"nukes" directory, and the -service.xml file is being deployed before the .ear. 

a few solutions comes to mind...

1) roll the individual -service.xml files back into the main jboss-service.xml file 
that is contained in the ear (packaged in the sar).

2) since the URLComparator deploys anything not matching the already specified 
criteria last, the -service.xml files could be renamed to have a special suffix (or 
prefix) and then a custom deployer (which would be nothing more then an extension of 
the SARDeployer) could then be used to deploy the files. 

3) have a "nukes.last" directory that all the -service.xml files are deployed to so 
they are deployed last. 

personally, i like #2 the best. 

in the interim, i will implement solution #1 and investigate #2 in more depth.

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