It's also helpful, I think, to look at a JNDI directory as a database that's organized in a directory-like fashion. The database contains objects, not arbitrary data, however. The "context" is effectively the database name, and when you "lookup" something in the context, you're effectively looking it up in that database. Don't confuse any of this with the file-system directory out on your hard disk.
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