Overview

The EJTools JNDI Browser is a tool which allows to view and interact with the JNDI userspace. It provides automatic recognition of J2EE objects like EJBs, Queues, Topics and ConnectionFactories. With this view, you can act as a remote client and create EJBs, Browse Queues, Publish messages on Topics and so on.

The EJTools JNDI Browser comes in two flavors :

• A Web-based application, that can be run in any J2EE 1.3 Web stack. It provides an easy way to see the JNDI space and to access the detail of every binding. If you are using JBoss server 3.x, then this browser allows you to see the JNDI space of the EJB and Web containers.
• A Swing-based application, that runs on any JDK1.3+ JVM. It provides an access to the JNDI space via network connection, a tree view of the space and allow interaction with several J2EE objects.

Features

Here are the features available :

Feature	Swing based	Web based
Global JNDI space tree view
java: JNDI space tree view
Per EJB container JNDI space tree view (JBoss server only)
Per Web container JNDI space tree view (JBoss server only)
Env. Entry display
Link Ref. display
EJB Home display
Local EJB Home display
JMS ConnectionFactory display
JMS Queue display
Message sending on JMS Queue
Text message sending on JMS Queue
Other message sending on JMS Queue
JMS Topic display
Message publishing on JMS Topic
Text message publishing on JMS Topic
Other message publishing on JMS Topic
Subscription to a JMS Topic
Mail Session display
Mail sending on Mail Session
JDBC DataSource display
Connection retrieving from JDBC DataSource