EJB uses a special JNDI SPI that goes under the name
javaURLContextFactory. The JNDI configuration file has a property that
identifies where this SPI exists. When you construct a new
InitialContext() it may or may not support LDAP, FSCX, etc but if that
one property is set, you can lookup JNDI resources.
arkin
"Telmo S�" wrote:
>
> Hello all!
> I would like to know how does the name registration works in EJB.
> I have been looking to the AccountEJB example from the j2eeri and the only
> thing that is done there is:
>
> InitialContext ic = new InitialContext();
> DataSource ds = (DataSource) ic.lookup(dbName);
>
> In the JNDI tuturial examples they always set a factory and the reach out
> the service provider.
> In EJB things seem to happen magically, so to speek!!
>
> Thank you for any lights on the matter.
>
> Telmo
>
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