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JNDI Properties File
 
Required Properties and Values
Specifying JNDI Credentials
Adapter for Enterprise Javabeans is essentially an EJB client application, and must first be able to access JNDI itself before it can gain access to deployed EJBs. This information is provided in a JNDI properties file. JNDI defines a number of standard Java properties that a client may use for the purpose of establishing a connection. Before configuring a connection, you (or an administrator) create a separate .properties file containing the JNDI property definitions.
When configuring a connection, you must provide the full path to the JNDI properties file used by the application server. This file contains definitions of the JNDI-specific Java properties required to establish a connection with the application server's JNDI, but can also be used to hold other Java properties as well. The format of this file follows the conventions for defining Java system properties as described in the java.utils.Property Javadoc.
Note:
Adapter for Enterprise Javabeans copies all properties defined in a properties file to both the javax.naming.InitialContext constructor and the system properties list. Because these properties are visible across the JVM and Integration Server, changing one or more of these may impact other, non-related system components after the connection has been enabled. We recommend that you limit the properties in this file to the properties that are documented in this guide for your application server vendor and version. For more information about JNDI properties, see Application Server Configuration Notes, and see the section for your application server.