September 2011
Intermediate to advanced
528 pages
19h 57m
English
Every WebLogic Server has a local JNDI tree, to which you bind Java EE resources such as the JDBC data sources, JMS connection factories, and so on. When you deploy a Java EE application, WebLogic Server automatically creates a JNDI name for the application and binds it to the JNDI tree of the server. You can load various Java EE services such as JDBC data sources, EJBs, and JMS in the JNDI tree through the Administration Console. All you have to do is provide a name in the JNDI Name attribute field when you create any Java EE service or component. Once you load the object, JNDI provides a path to this object, and you can view the object in the JNDI tree.
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