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[Jakarta HiveMind Wiki] New: UsingJNDIToObtainHiveMindServices

   Date: 2004-06-24T06:58:37
   Editor: 200.69.248.193 <>
   Wiki: Jakarta HiveMind Wiki
   Page: UsingJNDIToObtainHiveMindServices
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-hivemind/UsingJNDIToObtainHiveMindServices

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= Q.  Using JNDI To Obtain !HiveMind Services =
''(DanielFeist 24/06/2004)'' 


I have been experimenting with the use of JNDI as a facade to HiveMind by implementing a simple JNDI SPI. The lookup method of a JNDI Context takes just a Name, yet to obtain a HiveMind service i need to be able to specifiy the interface expected. What i have found is that i can, in place of the interface expected put Object.class and everything works ok. Object is not an interface so i'm not quite sure why this works. Is this intentional? Will HiveMind continue to support this?

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