How to pre-configure custom JNDI objects

Hi
Suppose I need to lookup in message bean an admin email
in order not to hardcode it
say ctx.lookup("ADMIN_TO_NOTIFY");
so in JNDI it is bound to say [email protected]
Of course I want to configure it somehow so it is dynamic enough
in some config file
One way to do it is some tech support servlet that will rebind it
and init binding thru startup class reading it from customconfig.xml.
1. Is there a better way to do it???
config.xml it seems does not allow FULL access to JNDI tree and so is console
2. Is there a JNDI console for WL?
3. Is there an example of startup class?
Thanks

Hi.
2 things -
1. use T3StartupDef interface for startup classes
(http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs61/javadocs/weblogic/common/T3StartupDef.html).
2. check out the example code in
examples\i18n\logging\startup\UserSMessagesStartupImpl.java. This is a
startup class that uses T3StartupDef and binds to the JNDI tree.
Hope this helps,
Michael
GSL wrote:
Michael
1. But the question is integrating JNDI with some START UP mechanism
2. I also need a sample of a startup class/tutorial
Michael Young <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi.
Not sure - you might try posting this to the JNDI newsgroup -
weblogic.developer.interest.jndi.
Regards,
Michael
GSL wrote:
Hi
Suppose I need to lookup in message bean an admin email
in order not to hardcode it
say ctx.lookup("ADMIN_TO_NOTIFY");
so in JNDI it is bound to say [email protected]
Of course I want to configure it somehow so it is dynamic enough
in some config file
One way to do it is some tech support servlet that will rebind it
and init binding thru startup class reading it from customconfig.xml.
1. Is there a better way to do it???
config.xml it seems does not allow FULL access to JNDI tree and sois console
2. Is there a JNDI console for WL?
3. Is there an example of startup class?
Thanks--
Michael Young
Developer Relations Engineer
BEA Support
Michael Young
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in some config file
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1. Is there a better way to do it???
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