OK, everything turned out to be simple, as always...
Method bind(String name, Object object) of javax.naming.Context can accept
objects of type javax.naming.Reference as well, so this API enables the
following code for binding ObjectFactory implementation to JNDI names:
Reference ref = new Reference(myFactoryClassName, myFactoryClassName, null);
|
| Context context = new InitialContext();
|
| context.bind("services/serviceName1", ref);
| context.bind("services/serviceName2", ref);
| context.bind("services/serviceName3", ref);
And every time the client code will lookup any of the above example JNDI names
via context.lookup(...) our ObjectFactory will return the necessary proxy
objects for accessing the target services.
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