Hi,
This is sort of weird, but a coworker came up with the idea of
building a servlet-based interface to some data and then in another
system (which also, eventually, ends up at servlets) using JNDI to
look up and fetch the data from the first servlet. In other words it
would be much AS IF he were using the JNDI file system context
provider, except that the files in question would be living a web
server somewhere.
I haven't been able to find anything, one way or the other, about
getting at HTTP servers from JNDI (i.e. a HTTP JNDI Provider) and I
haven't seen anything that really clearly discusses this sort of thing.
The most I've been able to come up with, so far, is that it just isn't
the sort of thing you'd do with JNDI, but I don't have any sort of
concrete reasoning for it.
Steven J. Owens
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