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how to bound JNDI Name and references in websphere 4.0

 
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Can Anybody suggest me how to bound JNDI Name and references in websphere 4.0, Is it done programmatically ?
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Neha
 
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Being specific. What do you mean? If you are talking about specifing the JNDI name of home interface, you use deployment discriptor to do it. Even one bean is using another bean, you can also use DD. For webSphere 4.0, DD is generated by application assembly tool (AAT). The DD is xml file. For 3.5, DD is generated by jetace.sh. The DD is .class.
 
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you can use the assembly tool
from where you can specify the jndi for the bean
if you need to change you can use the SEAppInstall tool also
cheers
 
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