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基于JNDI的应用程序开发(国外英语资料) Application development based on JNDI Author: Source: Java, China Hi Tech Inc., the original address, 2004-10-4 JNDI (The, Java, and, Directory, Interface, Java, Naming, naming and directory interfaces) is a group of API that accesses naming and directory services in Java applications. Naming services associate names with objects so that we can access objects by name. A directory service is a naming service in which objects are not only named, but also attributes. Naming or directory services enables you to store common information together, which is important in network applications because it makes such applications more coherent and easier to manage. For example, you can store printer settings in directory services for use with printer related applications. This article gives you a quick tutorial by using code examples so that you can start using JNDI. It: 1 provides an overview of JNDI 2, describes the characteristics of JNDI 3, experience the development and application with JNDI 4 shows how to access the LDAP server using JNDI, such as the Sun ONE directory server 5 shows how to access J2EE services using JNDI 6, provide sample code that you can adapt to your own application JNDI overview We all use the naming service unknowingly every day. For example, when you enter URL, in the web browser, the DNS (Domain, Name, System, domain name system) converts the symbol URL name to the communication identifier (IP address). The objects in the naming system can be the names in the DNS record, the EJB components in the application server (Enterprise, JavaBeans, Component), and the user Profile in the LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol). Directory services are a natural extension of naming services. The key difference between the two is that objects in a directory service can have attributes (for example, users have email addresses), and objects in the naming service have no attributes. Therefore, in directory services, you can search for