We might want to think about whether JNDI is all that fantastic for high volume write access, however. Most uses of JNDI that I am aware of are read often, write occasionally.
Cheers
ADK
Harmeet Bedi wrote:
Aaron, I think it is a good idea. Extending this a bit
do you think
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// Obtain a reference to a custom mail repository used by this mailetshould be
MailRepository repository = (MailRepository)myContext.lookup("myRepository");
// Obtain a reference to a custom mail repository used by this mailetWhy would James need a non JNDI interface for Repository ?
DirContext repository = (DirContext)myContext.lookup("myRepository");
Harmeet
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