(reply to old post)
Rick Horowitz wrote:
> I have downloaded JNP from dreambean.org (built on 2/29/00) so that I
> could follow the source code while in the JBuilder debugger when running
> jBoss. The source code appears to be out of synch with the jnp class
> files (e.g. when the code calls jnp.interfaces.NamingContext.lookup(),
> the debugger enters the method in the middle of the source code listing
> for the method.) I assume that the jnp sources I have are old. Is this
> correct, and if so, where can I obtain the sources that match
> jnpserver.jar that is distributed with jBoss?
I have now put the JNP sources into jBoss CVS under the "jnp" module
name.
Since the JNDI provider will be clustered shortly I also updated the
java: namespace to not be component-oriented (i.e. contain different
contents for different threads). Instead I updated JNP to support
federated namespaces, and added a new "comp" namespace that *is*
component-oriented, i.e. follows the "java:comp" logic of J2EE. This
means that one can now bind stuff in "java:/" and have it be seen by all
other code in the server, *but* "java:/" is not distributed so this is
only for local stuff. Which makes perfect sense for a lot of services
such as the transaction manager binding and datasources. I will update
these shortly so that they bind to "java:/" instead of the default
namespace (which can be accessed by clients).
The above changes will be in CVS shortly.
/Rickard
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