Testing JMS/MQ with JNDI

Hi,

I'm working through a configuration of JMS/MQ using JNDI. So far, I've
successfully tested JMS/MQ without JNDI but when I try the JMS/MQ Test
using JNDI, I get the following error on running the JMSAdmin script to
setup the directory entries:
java.lang.Exception: There are missing configuration properties 

The explanation for this message is that the Provider URL or
InitialContextFactory are undefined.

I thought this message points at a JMSAdmin.config file definition error,
so I checked the setup in /qibm/proddata/mqm/java/bin/JMSAdmin.config

I'm using a file system URL, so the current entries are  :

INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY=com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory

PROVIDER_URL=file://Nigc/keith/JNDIDir

SECURITY_AUTHENTICATION=none

Everything else is commented out.

//Nigc/keith/JNDIDir refers to a currently empty directory that I created
within the IFS.

It's possible that the error is caused by something else in the config
that I've overlooked, so any suggestions would be appreciated.

Regards,

Keith

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