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Regarding JNDI doubt
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Sudhakar Reddy Kurakula
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Joined: Aug 19, 2006
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Hi,
I have binded one object in Jdni.But now two clients want to access that resource at a time using lookup() method.Now both clients will work on the same object or on different objects.
Cheers
Sudhakar.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Sudhakar,
They would be working with the same object because only one copy was bound to the JNDI.
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Cameron Wallace McKenzie
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Of course, the object bound to JNDI might be a factory, so they might be working with a factory, that actually produces multiple instances of the thing the client really wants.
Like, a DataSource is bound to JNDI. People access a DataSource, but not for a DataSource, but for a database connection. So, even if everyone gets the same datasource, the clients will be getting a different connection from the pool.
Okay, the connection pool presents all sorts of sharing issues as well. But you know what I mean.
-Cameron McKenzie
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