I've modified the FakeInitialContext stuff so that you can now bind things to names
like: java:/ConnectionFactory
What was needed was an InitialContextFactoryBuilder to make sure that the
FakeInitialContext gets used rather than the "normal" InitialContext.
The way you set up things in the FakeInitialContext has changed from:
HashMap bindings = new HashMap();
| bindings.put("somename", myobj);
| bindings.put("othername", myobj2);
| FakeInitialContext.setBindings(bindings);
to:
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();//The jndi.properties file + ICFBuilder
makes sure the FakeInitialContext gets used
| ctx.bind("somename", myobj);
| ctx.bind("othername", myobj2);
If you use the first method (calling FakeInitialContext directly), you end up with two
versions of the static bindings HashMap contained in FakeInitialContext in some cases
for some bizarre reason. This happened in TestCmdSTARTTLS.
So far FakeInitialContext overrides the lookup(), bind(), rebind() and
getDefaultInitialCtx() methods inherited from InitialContext(), there are a few others
that might need overriding down the line if we run into any more problems.
Cheers,
Kab
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