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Introduction to WebLogic JNDI

 

What is JNDI?

WebLogic Server JNDI

 

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WebLogic JNDI

 

Using WebLogic JNDI to Connect a Java Client to a Single Server

Setting Up JNDI Environment Properties for the InitialContext

Creating a Context Using a Hashtable
Creating a Context Using a WebLogic Environment Object
Creating a Context from a Server-Side Object
Associating a WebLogic User with a Security Context
JNDI Contexts and Threads
How to Avoid Potential JNDI Context Problems

 

Using the Context to Look Up a Named Object

Using a Named Object to Get an Object Reference

Closing the Context

Using WebLogic JNDI in a Clustered Environment

Making RMI Objects Abailable from a WebLogic Server Cluster
Making Custom Objects Available to a WebLogic Server Cluster
Replicating a Custom Data Caching Object Across a Cluster
Exactly-Once-Per-Cluster Design Pattern
Using WebLogic JNDI from a Client in a Clustered Environment

 

Using JNDI from Within J2EE Components

Viewing the JNDI Tree from Within the WebLogic Server Administration Console