JMS adapter: JNDI server address

Hi,
i try to configure a JMS adapter(sender), i have to provide the JNDI server address, which is host:port.
Could you sat which port do i have to provide?
regards,
Peter Ha

Hi Peter,
Please provide the J2EE server port 5XX00.
Regards
Sidharth

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