JNDI

Subordinates of Context are stored as Binding objects set. Binding is basically an association present b/w objects and name. Hence it has already been observed that Binding objects hold its name, object and its class. A newer Binding could be added to Context along with thebind() method. E.g, Addition of binding could be done to already existing Context as following:

Java Code:

java.io.File newfile = java.io.File("c:\temp\newfile");
tempContext.bind("newfile",

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