Dump name space to ensure that you have connectivity for JNI

You can use the dump name space batch file in WebSphere for Windows to ensure that you have connectivity for JNI i.e. can access your naming server. If using Windows you can use the equivalent shell script dumpNameSpace.sh

You can also use -help for help

dumpNameSpace.bat -port 61040 -host 192.168.0.60

Can be run form local install of WAS or if you installed the application, the app client.

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