Licensed Materials - Property of IBM "Restricted Materials of IBM" Copyright IBM Corp. 2010 All Rights Reserved. US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. Specifies the binding for a data source. The name attribute specfies the name of the data-source, while the binding name specifies the binding (jndi) name for the data source. Specifies the value or binding for a env-entry. The name attribute specfies the name of the env-entry. The value attribute specifies the value of the env-entry, while the binding name specifies the binding (jndi) name for the env-entry. The env-entry attributes 'value' and 'binding-name' can only have 1 or the other, but must have 1 of them. Specifies the binding for an ejb-ref or ejb-local-ref. The name attribute specfies the name of the ejb-ref or the ejb-local-ref, while the binding name specifies the binding (jndi) name for the target of the reference. Specifies the binding for a resource-ref. The name attribute specfies the name of the resource-ref, while the binding name specifies the binding (jndi) name for the target of the reference. If the resource reference is for a connection factory, then an optional JAAS login configuration may be specified. The authentication element allows the specification of a simple authentication alias as the JAAS login configuration, while custom-login-configuration allows a more complex JAAS login configuration to be specified. Specifies the binding for a resource-env-ref. The name attribute specfies the name of the resource-env-ref, while the binding name specifies the binding (jndi) name for the target of the reference. Specifies the binding for a message-destination-ref. The name attribute specfies the name of the message-destination-ref, while the binding name specifies the binding (jndi) name for the target of the reference. Specifies a custom login configuration. The name attribute specifies the name of the custom login configuration, The login configuration is defined by a set of properties (name/value pairs). Specifies the binding for an message-destination. The name attribute identifies the message destination to which the binding applies. The binding-name attribute specifies the jndi name to be associated with the message destination. Specifies the binding for an interceptor. The class attribute specifies the fully qualified name of the interceptor. Specifies the binding for a JASPI provider. The provider-name attribute specifies the name of the JASPI authentication provider to be used for the given application or web module. The provider name must correspond to the name of a JASPI authentication provider that is defined in the security configuration. The use-jaspi attribute specifies whether or not JASPI authentication should be used for the given application or web module. The three value options are yes, no, and inherit. By default, the application inherits the JASPI settings in the security configuration, and all web modules inherit the JASPI settings in the application.