Chapter 1 Designing with Web Server Adapters

This page provides links to task, conceptual and reference information for Java CAPS Web Server Adapters. If you have any questions or problems, see the Java CAPS web site at http://goldstar.stc.com/support.

• Specifying JNDI Names with the Sun Java System Application Server Adapter

• Specifying JNDI Names for WebLogic Adapter

Specifying JNDI Names with the Sun Java System Application Server Adapter

The Connectivity Map and Environment properties are used to specify JNDI names. There are two methods you can use to specify a JNDI name:

• Specify the server name and port number in the Environment properties, and specify a JNDI name in the Connectivity Map, ejbJndiName property. The adapter concatenates the server name and port number with the JNDI name and provides the qualified JNDI name.

  For example, if the specified server name is MyServer, the specified port number is 1111, and the JNDI name is ejb/MyStorageBin, the adapter uses these property to construct the qualified JNDI name:

  corbaname:iiop:1.2@MyServer:1111#ejb/MyStorageBin

• Specify a qualified JNDI name in the Connectivity Map property, ejbJndiName. This name supersedes any values specified in the Environment properties.

Specifying JNDI Names for WebLogic Adapter

The Connectivity Map and Environment properties are used to specify JNDI names. There are two methods you can use to specify a JNDI name:

• Specify the server name and port number in the Environment properties, and specify a JNDI name in the Connectivity Map, ejbJndiName property. The adapter concatenates the server name and port number with the JNDI name and provides the qualified JNDI name.

  For example, if the specified server name is MyServer, the specified port number is 1111, and the JNDI name is ejb/MyStorageBin, the adapter uses these property to construct the qualified JNDI name:

  corbaname:iiop:1.2@MyServer:1111#ejb/MyStorageBin

• Specify a qualified JNDI name in the Connectivity Map property, ejbJndiName. This name supercedes any values specified in the Environment properties. For example:

  corbaname:iiop:1.2@MyServer:1111#ejb/MyStorageBin