Hey
Smita Srivastava wrote:
> When initialContext() is called with no parameters (no environment
> specifically) when a bean references another bean, then where is the
> name of the INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY picked up from? Is it set in an
> application resource file (jndi.properties in the java.home/lib
> directory?)
>
> If it is set as a system property, would the bean developer explicitly
> set the System property from the environment property specified
> earlier, before calling initialContext()? E.G:
You can be pretty sure that the server has set this up already upon
server start (in either System properties or application resource
properties. see InitialContext javadoc), but OTOH I have not seen this
mandated in the spec anywhere. It should be, as it makes life easier,
and we want that.
/Rickard
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