Each Info*Engine component has a service name and a runtime service name that you define when you create the LDAP entry for the component. By default, the service name and the runtime service name are the same. The service name is the name that identifies the service in the Info*Engine Property Administration utility, and is usually the name specified when webjects or tasks request an instance of the service. The runtime service name is used when starting the component through a Java command argument or a servlet engine initialization parameter. The runtime service name defines the prefix of the properties for the service.

Usually, the service name and the runtime service name are the same. However, to allow for a short, user-friendly service name for easy entry in adapter webject INSTANCE parameters, the administrator can make the service name different from the default name that is specified in both the Service Name and Runtime Service Name fields on an Info*Engine Property Administration service form.

The following table shows the suggested names for Info*Engine components:

The domainPath that is indicated in each name defines the host of the domain in which the component executes or resides. During installation, the path is set to the Naming Service search base that is entered. For example, if the search base is set to “dc=myLocation,dc=myCompany,dc=com,ou=pIE,l=Pacific,o=myCompany,c=US,” then you could use “com.myCompany.myLocation” as the domainPath, assuming that there is not a similar path anywhere else in your enterprise system that would be used for Info*Engine LDAP entries.