What needs to be in my jndi.properties file to get oracle accessed by a jndi client

I am trying to write a connection pool class that use jndi
to locate the data base. I use "bindds" bind my OracleDataSource
object with the name of 'test/jdbc/test'. I should then be able to do a lookup like: OracleDataSource ods =
(OracleDataSource) ctx.lookup (test/jdbc/test)
All Oracle code examples use (Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,
"com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory");
Is this correct? And what other things should be in my jndi.properties file to access the naming service with comes with
Oracle (Jserver)? For example to I need to include a Context.PROVIDER_URL value. I would think Oracle would have some
standard way of accessing its own Naming service. Thanks David

This implies that ODP.NET does NOT need to be installed on a client. However, I cannot find OraOPs9.dll on a machine with Client Release 9.2 installed. Should OraOps?.dll automatically come with a Client installation of 9.2 or higher?
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