Configure namespace bindings using the wsadmin scripting tool

Use this task and the following examples to configure string, EJB, CORBA, or indirect name space bindings on a cell.

1. Start the wsadmin scripting tool.

2. Identify the cell and assign it to the cell variable.

   Use Jacl:

   set cell [$AdminConfig getid /Cell:mycell/]

   Example output:

   mycell(cells/mycell|cell.xml#Cell_1)

   Use Jython:

   cell = AdminConfig.getid('/Cell:mycell/')
   print cell

   We can change this example to configure on a node or server here.

3. Add a new name space binding on the cell. There are four binding types to choose from when configuring a new name space binding. They are string, EJB, CORBA, and indirect.

   • To configure a string type name space binding:

     Use Jacl:

     $AdminConfig create StringNameSpaceBinding $cell {{name binding1} {nameInNameSpace myBindings/myString} {stringToBind "This is the String value that gets bound"}}

     Example output:

     binding1(cells/mycell|namebindings.xml#StringNameSpaceBinding_1)

     Use Jython:

     print AdminConfig.create('StringNameSpaceBinding', cell, [['name', 'binding1'], ['nameInNameSpace', 'myBindings/myString'], ['stringToBind', "This is the String value that gets bound"]])

   • To configure an EJB type name space binding:

     Use Jacl:

     $AdminConfig create EjbNameSpaceBinding $cell {{name binding2} {nameInNameSpace myBindings/myEJB} {applicationNodeName mynode} {bindingLocation SINGLESERVER} {applicationServerName server1} {ejbJndiName ejb/myEJB}}

     Use Jython:

     print AdminConfig.create('EjbNameSpaceBinding', cell, [['name', 'binding2'], ['nameInNameSpace', 'myBindings/myEJB'], ['applicationNodeName', 'mynode'], ['bindingLocation', 'SINGLESERVER'], ['applicationServerName', 'server1'], ['ejbJndiName', 'ejb/myEJB']])

     This example is for an EJB located in a server. For an EJB in a cluster, change the configuration example to:

     Use Jacl:

     $AdminConfig create EjbNameSpaceBinding $cell {{name binding2} {nameInNameSpace myBindings/myEJB} {bindingLocation SERVERCLUSTER} {applicationServerName cluster1} {ejbJndiName ejb/myEJB}}

     Use Jython:

     print AdminConfig.create('EjbNameSpaceBinding', cell, [['name','binding2'], ['nameInNameSpace','myBindings/myEJB'], ['bindingLocation','SERVERCLUSTER'], ['applicationServerName','cluster1'], ['ejbJndiName','ejb/myEJB']])

     Example output:

     binding2(cells/mycell|namebindings.xml#EjbNameSpaceBinding_1)

   • To configure a CORBA type name space binding:

     Use Jacl:

     $AdminConfig create CORBAObjectNameSpaceBinding $cell {{name binding3} {nameInNameSpace myBindings/myCORBA}{corbanameUrl corbaname:iiop:somehost.somecompany.com:2809#stuff/MyCORBAOjbect} {federatedContext false}}

     Example output:

     binding3(cells/mycell|namebindings.xml#CORBAObjectNameSpaceBinding_1)

     Use Jython:

     print AdminConfig.create('CORBAObjectNameSpaceBinding', cell, [['name', 'binding3'],['nameInNameSpace','myBindings/myCORBA'],['corbanameUrl','corbaname:iiop:somehost.somecompany.com:2809#stuff/MyCORBAOjbect'],['federatedContext', 'false']])

   • To configure an indirect type name space binding:

     Use Jacl:

     $AdminConfig create IndirectLookupNameSpaceBinding $cell {{name binding4} {nameInNameSpace myBindings/myIndirect} {providerURL corbaloc::myCompany.com:9809/NameServiceServerRoot} {jndiName jndi/name/for/EJB}}

     Example output:

     binding4(cells/mycell|namebindings.xml#IndirectLookupNameSpaceBinding_1)

     Use Jython:

     print AdminConfig.create('IndirectLookupNameSpaceBinding', cell, [['name', 'binding4'],['nameInNameSpace','myBindings/myIndirect'], ['providerURL', 'corbaloc::myCompany.com:9809/NameServiceServerRoot'],['jndiName', 'jndi/name/for/EJB']])

4. Save the configuration changes.
   AdminConfig.save()

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