You are viewing a plain text version of this content. The canonical link for it is here.

Posted to dev@geronimo.apache.org by Matt Kurjanowicz <mk...@cc.gatech.edu> on 2004/03/04 13:24:19 UTC

Re: JNDI Specs

John,
The best place to start is the JNDI tutorial.  After that, the docs are 
_ok_, but not great.  If you have any questions, email me.

Are we thinking about using JNDI in geronimo?
-Matt K.

John Woolsey wrote:

>I was reading throught the JNDI specs and they are great if you want to use JNDI but they don't seem to explain how one would implement JNDI. For example what interfaces to inherit etc, rules about threading, etc. Am I looking at the wrong docs? Are there docs out there for a JNDI implementor? Should I be looking at the SPI as opposed to the API?
>
>                                                - thanx - JAW
>
>  
>

Re: JNDI Specs

Posted by Matt Kurjanowicz <mk...@cc.gatech.edu>.

Wow did I read that wrong.  For some reason I read it as JINI - I was 
wondering why JINI was coming into play with Geronimo (might be a good 
idea tho).
Heh, of course geronimo uses JNDI :) How *foolish* of me.

-Matt K.

Jeremy Boynes wrote:

> Matt Kurjanowicz wrote:
>
>> John,
>> The best place to start is the JNDI tutorial.  After that, the docs 
>> are _ok_, but not great.  If you have any questions, email me.
>>
>> Are we thinking about using JNDI in geronimo?
>
>
> We have a couple of JNDI implementations in Geronimo - see the naming 
> module.
>
> The first is a lightweight, read-only version for the java: namespace 
> that is used to implement the J2EE ENC.
>
> The second is a more traditional impl in the geronimo: namespace that 
> is used for remote clients.
>
> -- 
> Jeremy

Re: JNDI Specs

Posted by Jeremy Boynes <je...@coredevelopers.net>.

Matt Kurjanowicz wrote:

> John,
> The best place to start is the JNDI tutorial.  After that, the docs are 
> _ok_, but not great.  If you have any questions, email me.
> 
> Are we thinking about using JNDI in geronimo?

We have a couple of JNDI implementations in Geronimo - see the naming 
module.

The first is a lightweight, read-only version for the java: namespace 
that is used to implement the J2EE ENC.

The second is a more traditional impl in the geronimo: namespace that is 
used for remote clients.

--
Jeremy