InitialContext: How, exactly, does a server application create one

I'd appreciate somebody clarifying as to how exactly does a server application (specifically,
weblogic) get the default InitialContext(). One can write a new application and "drop"
it into an already running instance of weblogic server. This application should be
able to get the right InitialContext by using the IntialContext(). Is the PROVIDER_URL
set in the JVM by whatever class starts the application going, or does it use "localhost"
and default port - in which case what if there are more than one servers running
on a machine?
Thanks

new InitialContext() gets initial context factory class name from the
Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY System property (which is set by WebLogic to
'weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory' when it starts) and PROVIDER_URL is null,
which I guess for WebLogic implementation means local JVM.
You can take a look at the javax.naming.InitialContext JavaDoc to see where it gets
it's parameters from:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/docs/api/javax/naming/InitialContext.html
Satish Gupta <[email protected]> wrote:
I'd appreciate somebody clarifying as to how exactly does a server application (specifically,
weblogic) get the default InitialContext(). One can write a new application and "drop"
it into an already running instance of weblogic server. This application should be
able to get the right InitialContext by using the IntialContext(). Is the PROVIDER_URL
set in the JVM by whatever class starts the application going, or does it use "localhost"
and default port - in which case what if there are more than one servers running
on a machine?
Thanks--
Dimitri

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sbkr wrote:
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