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JNDI bind()?
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vikasids sharma
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Joined: Aug 01, 2003
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well sorry for asking foolish Question.but this is something i hav not been able to understand... While registering our home object to some directory service using proprietry vendor specific file for a specific bean , we mention a key value pair(Myhome, "home").Here home is nick name for home object that we use while looking up for registered specific bean through JNDI. My question is 1. what if i give similar nickname to another home object corresponds to another bean? 2. If it gives a error, how should i confirm that mentioned name will not be existing already(take a case of hundreds of bean playing in single application server) Thanks Vikas
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Vikas Sharma
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Lasse Koskela
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The bind() method will throw a NameAlreadyBoundException (or something similar) if the JNDI tree already has an object bound to the name you provided.
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