Hello,

Is there any way to create / modify / remove a String Name Space Binding ?
I saw that is it possible with Jacl and Jython but I would like to do it fro
m a Java application.

With a little bit of imagination (and by looking at http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/
), I've found out how to get all the String Name 
Space Bindings
but i can't found a way to add a new one.

// Code used to get all the String Name Space Bindings
ObjectName node1 = ConfigServiceHelper.createObjectName(null, "StringNameSpa
ceBinding", null);
ObjectName[] matches = configService.queryConfigObjects(session, null, n
ode1, null);
for (int i=0; i<matches.length; i++) {
System.out.println(matches[i].toString());
}

I've tried many times configService.createConfigData() and configService.add
Element but it always throws a NullPointerException.

Can anybody help me ?

Thanks a lot,
Ludovic.

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Hello,

Is there no answer to my question or I didn't explain it correctly ?

Thanks,
Ludovic.

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ludovic.cabre@infotel.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there no answer to my question or I didn't explain it correctly ?
>
> Thanks,
> Ludovic.

Generally speaking, the people here will respond if they have an idea
what the answer might be. I certainly don't.

Ken

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ludovic.cabre@infotel.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there any way to create / modify / remove a String Name Space Binding ?
> I saw that is it possible with Jacl and Jython but I would like to do it from a ja
va application.
The basic idea is: to do something, Jacl/Jython wsadmin's scripts do use the
 same MBeans and methods
of these mbeans that you would use in Java. So if you know how to do somethi
ng with Jacl/Jython, it
shouldn't be a problem to "convert" Jacl/Jython to Java.

Right now I don't have a time to dig in the docs for this particular task, b
ut if you post (a) the
script that does what you need and (b) the Java code that throws NPE, it sho
uld be easier to [try
to] find how to update your Java. Though please - no kilo-/megabytes of code
 

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