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Can I use a JNDI Initial Context to pass the security credentials of a WebLogic Server user?

April 26, 2017context credentials initial JNDI pass security server user WebLogic

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Can I use a JNDI Initial Context to pass the security credentials of a WebLogic Server user?

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A. The ability to use JNDI to pass security credentials was deprecated in 6.1 of WebLogic Server. You can still use this method in this release WebLogic Server. However, BEA recommends using the Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) runAs() method rather than JNDI to associate a user with a security context. For more information, see Programming WebLogic Security.