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In AEs, where are the bindings stored? Are the bindings stored in server-cfg.xml after installation of the EAR file?

April 26, 2017AES bindings ear file installation stored

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In AEs, where are the bindings stored? Are the bindings stored in server-cfg.xml after installation of the EAR file?

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In AEs, the bindings are stored in the xmi files for each module and EAR. These xmi files are named ibm-type-bnd.xmi where “type” is the type of module. For example, the EJB bindings are stored in a file named ibm-ejb-bnd.xmi in the EJB JAR. After installation, the bindings do not go into server-cfg.xml. They remain in the xmi files. Q: In the Advanced Edition, are the bindings stored in the admin repository after installation of the EAR file? If changes are made to the bindings during installation, where do these changes get stored? A: Before installation of the EAR file, the bindings are stored in the ibm-type-bnd.xmi file in the EAR. When the EAR file is installed in the Advanced Edition, the bindings will be stored in the Admin Repository. Any changes that are made to the bindings during installation of the EAR will be stored only in the Admin Repository. These changes will not be reflected in the .xmi files.