On Thu, 7 Sep 2000 08:39:58 -0600, Dan Hinojosa
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>> I would really recommend that you read the JNDI specification (or the
>> relevant parts of it), because it describes this in detail.
>>
>
>Too long,
Not the "relevant parts". It's not that much if you read what's relevant
for you.
> plus we have you to give us the answers : )
Yes, I make it too easy for you. You will sadly never learn anything
this way; too easy answers gets you nowhere ;-) No pain, no gain.
>But seriously, Do J2EE compliant servers implement all of JNDI or just parts of
>it?
Find out yourself:
Where in the EJB or J2EE specifications is it stated what requirements
there are on JNDI namingspace?
Is it anywhere stated that clients should lookup beans through JNDI?
I think you will find it interesting to see that most J2EE servers
actually do much more than what is actually required.
If you read the JNDI specification you will also find that there is a
back-door which allows a provider be compliant, yet not support anything
at all.
/Rickard
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