Hi Ondra,
FYI the jetty jndi libary allows you to bind your jndi entries to
the context, or to the server, or to the jvm as a whole (== new
Resource (null, "BeanManager", ref)).
To retrieve an object bound using the NamingEntry classes, try
using the NamingEntryUtil.lookup() method. Supposing
I am still struggling with $SUBJ.
The problem narrowed down to not being able to bind JNDI to a
servlet.Context with context path "/".
All examples show how to work with WebAppContext.
I don't want to use WebAppContext because I don't have a WAR with files,
only a servlet class, and Jetty bootstra
