Rickard writes:
>
> > in JNDI 1.2, it is possible
> > for different containers within a single VM to provide different
> > implementations of the "java:" namespace. (This was not the case in
> > JNDI 1.1.x.) This would be implemented by each container having its
> > own JNDI application resource file specifying the URL context factory
> > for its "java:" namespace.
>
> Hm.. you say this will work, but I have decompiled the NamingManager...
JNDI application resource files are described here:
http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/1.2/javadoc/javax/naming/InitialContext.html#ENVIRONMENT
Note that two initial contexts may not have the same value for any
given environment property. In particular, two initial contexts
within two different beans (or other application components) may
have different values for the property listing the URL context factory
locations.
Scott Seligman
Java Software Engineering
Sun Microsystems
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