The jndi-configuration section of the mcs-config.xml file contains the definition of a configuration of one or more JNDI datasources. You can refer to this definition when you specify a jndi-data-source element in the local-repository section of the configuration file.
The jndi-configuration section of the mcs-config.xml file contains the definition of a configuration of one or more JNDI datasources. You can refer to this definition when you specify a jndi-data-source element in the local-repository section of the configuration file.
The name attribute on the initial-context element defines the starting context for resolving JNDI names. The parameter element allows you to specify any name/value pairs required by a particular JNDI service.
<jndi-configuration>
<initial-context name="myContext">
<parameter
name="java.naming.factory.initial"
value="com.ibm.websphere.naming.WsnInitialContextFactory"/>
</initial-context>
</jndi-configuration>The next listing shows a matching local-repository entry. The initial-context attribute on the jndi-data-source element must match the name of the name attribute on the initial-context element defined in the jndi-configuration. The name attribute sets the name of the data source within the initial context.
<local-repository>
<jdbc-repository>
<anonymous-data-source
user="[user]"
password="[password]">
<jndi-data-source
initial-context="myContext"
name="datasourceName"/>
</anonymous-data-source>
</jdbc-repository>
<local-repository>