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CORBA object binding settings

Configure a new name binding of a CORBA object binding, or to view or edit an existing CORBA object binding.

To view this console page, click Environment > Naming > Name space bindings > CORBA_namespace_binding. The settings on this page are similar to those on the Specify basic properties panel of the New name space binding wizard.


Scope

Shows the scope of the configured binding. This value indicates the configuration location for the namebindings.xml file.

The Scope setting is for information purposes and cannot be updated.

If the configured binding is cell-scoped, the starting context is the cell persistent root context. If the configured binding is node-scoped, the starting context is the node persistent root context. If the configured binding is server-scoped, the starting context is the server's server root context.

On multiple-server installations, the configured binding can also be cluster-scoped. If the configured binding is cluster-scoped, the starting context is the server's server root context.


Binding type

Shows the type of binding configured. Possible choices are String, EJB, CORBA, and Indirect. This setting is for information purposes and cannot be updated.


Binding identifier

Name that uniquely identifies this configured binding.


Name in name space

Name used for this binding in the namespace. This name can be a simple or compound name depending on the portion of the namespace where this binding is configured.


Corbaname URL

The CORBA name URL string identifying where the object is bound in a CosNaming server.


Federated context

Specifies whether the target is a CosNaming context (true) or a leaf node object (false).

Information Value
true The target object is bound with a context CORBA binding type. If the corbaname URL does not resolve to a NamingContext, an error occurs when the binding is first used (which is when the URL is first resolved).
false The target object is bound with an object CORBA binding type.

  • Configure namespace bindings
  • Name space binding collection