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Where the value is any valid Spring resource string such as a file://foo/bar.xml^{Image Removed} or a URL such as http://acme.com/whatnot.xml^{Image Removed}. The default value is assumed to be classpath://jndi.xml.

Then you can create a regular Spring XML configuration file to create a JNDI context (called jndi), which by default is a file called jndi.xml on the classpath

{snippet:id=jndi|lang=xml|url=http://

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svn.

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apache.

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org

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/repos/asf/incubator/servicemix/

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trunk/servicemix-assembly/src/main/release/conf/jndi.xml

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}

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