Configuring: parameter-settings (Connectivity Map)

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parameter-settings (Connectivity Map)

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parameter-settings (Connectivity Map)

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parameter-settings (Connectivity Map)

The parameter-settings section of the Connectivity Map properties contains the top level parameters displayed in the following table.

Connectivity Map - parameter-settings

Name	Description	Required Value
EjbJndiName	Specifies the JNDI name of the EJB on the remote server including any JNDI prefixes for the EJB interoperability. If the EJB and your Project EAR file are deployed on the same Sun Java System Application Server or the Sun Integration Server, you can use the localEJB: prefix as the qualified JNDI name. For example: localEJB:ejb/MyStorageBin without the corbaname/IIOP syntax. If a qualified JNDI name is specified in this property, this supersedes any values specified in the Environment properties: ServerName and Port.	Enter a JNDI name (String) or a qualified JNDI name.