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Viewing a JNDI Provider's Properties
You can view the property settings for a JNDI provider.
*To view a JNDI provider's property settings
1. In My webMethods: Messaging > Naming Directories > Providers.
2. Click a JNDI provider name from the JNDI Naming Service list. If the provider is not in the list, use the Search tab to locate it.
The JNDI provider property settings are displayed:
Field
Description
Provider Name
User-supplied name for the JNDI provider.
Initial Context Factory
The class name of the JNDI provider.
Provider URL
The URL of the session's initial context (that is, the JNDI directory in which to store JMS administered objects).
Security Principal
The principal name, or user name supplied by My webMethods to the JNDI provider, if the provider requires one for accessing the JNDI directory.
For information about whether a principal name is required, see the provider's product documentation.
For information about the webMethods Naming Service security principal property, see the webMethods Broker Messaging Programmer’s Guide.
Security Credentials
The credentials, or password, that My webMethods provides to the JNDI provider, if the provider requires security credentials to access the JNDI directory.
For information about whether security credentials must be specified and their format, see the provider's product documentation.
For information about the webMethods Naming Service security credentials property, see the webMethods Broker Messaging Programmer’s Guide.
Other Properties
Any additional properties that the provider needs to configure JNDI.
For information about whether a JNDI provider requires additional properties, see the product documentation for the provider.
Provider JARs
The CLASSPATH of any additional JAR files the JNDI provider needs to connect to the JNDI. These files must reside in a file system that is accessible to My webMethods.
For more information about the JAR files and supporting classes a JNDI provider requires and the location of the files, see the product documentation for the provider.
Number of Connection Factories
The number of connection factories that are bound to the namespace of this JNDI provider.
Number of Destinations
The number of topics and queues that are bound to the namespace of this JNDI provider.
3. Optionally, click Save Provider Properties to save the setting for this JNDI provider in a properties file.