The Java Naming and Directory Interface JNDI is a Java Application programming interface API for a directory service that allows Java software clients to discover and look up data and objects via a name. Like all Java programming language Java APIs that interface with host systems, JNDI is independent of the underlying implementation. Additionally, it specifies a service provider interface SPI that allows directory service implementations to be plugged into the framework. It may make use of a server, a flat file, or a database the choice is up to the vendor. Background The JNDI API is used by the Java Java remote method invocation RMI and Java EE APIs to look up objects in a network. Jini has its own lookup service and does not use the JNDI API. The API provides a mechanism to bind an object to a name a directory lookup interface that allows general queries an event interface that allows clients to determine when directory entries have been modified LDAP extensions to support the additional capabilities of an LDAP service The Service provider interface SPI portion allows support for practically ... Domain Name System DNS Network Information Service NIS CORBA name service File system The JNDI specification ... 1997 03 sunflash.970310.10204.html As of 2006 , the current version is JNDI 1.2. Basic lookup JNDI Java Naming and Directory Interface organizes its names into a hierarchy. A name can be any string ... in the directory by storing either the object or a JNDI reference reference to the object in the directory service identified by the name. The JNDI API defines a context that specifies where to look for an object ... jndi Oracle s JNDI page DEFAULTSORT Java Naming And Directory Interface Category Java enterprise platform ... Naming and Directory Interface da JNDI de Java Naming and Directory Interface es JNDI fr JNDI ko JNDI it Java Naming and Directory Interface ja Java Naming and Directory Interface pl Java Naming and Directory Interface pt JNDI ru Java Naming and Directory Interface sv JNDI ... more details
object works with a Java Naming and Directory Interface JNDI naming service and is created, deployed ... with a JNDI naming service and what an application does to get a connection to a data source using a DataSource object registered with a JNDI naming service are described later in this chapter. Being registered with a JNDI naming service gives a DataSource object two major advantages over the DriverManager ... with a JNDI naming service. The application uses the logical name, and the JNDI naming service will supply ... more details
unreferenced date March 2011 Infobox Software name XDoclet logo screenshot caption collapsible developer latest release version 1.2.3 latest release date release date 2005 05 05 latest preview version latest preview date operating system Cross platform programming language Java programming language Java genre Attribute Oriented Programming for Java programming language Java license BSD license website http xdoclet.sourceforge.net xdoclet br http xdoclet.codehaus.org XDoclet is an open source code generation library that enables Attribute oriented programming for Java programming language Java via insertion of special Javadoc tags. It comes with a library of predefined tags, which simplify coding for various technologies Java EE , Web services , Portlet etc. Example A typical XDoclet comment might look like this source lang java This is the Account entity bean. It is an example of how to use the EJBDoclet tags. see Customer ejb.bean name bank Account type CMP jndi name ejb bank Account local jndi name ejb bank LocalAccount primkey field id schema Customers ejb.finder signature java.util.Collection findAll unchecked true ejb.finder signature java.util.Collection findByName java.lang.String name unchecked true query SELECT OBJECT o FROM Customers AS o WHERE o.name LIKE ?1 ejb.transaction type Required ejb.interface remote class test.interfaces.Account ejb.value object match version 1.5 source Books citation first1 Walls last1 Craig first2 Richards last2 Norman date December 2003 title XDoclet in Action publisher Manning pages 624 isbn 1932394052 url http www.manning.com walls References references External links http xdoclet.sourceforge.net xdoclet index.html XDoclet project site http xdoclet.codehaus.org XDoclet2 project site Categories Category Java platform Category Java development tools Category Java libraries compu library stub Interwikies ca XDoclet de XDoclet es XDoclet fr XDoclet lt XDoclet ja XDoclet nl XDoclet pl XDoclet pt XDoclet ... more details
Notability date September 2009 Service Provider Interface SPI is a software mechanism to support replaceable components. It is the implementer side equivalent of an Application programming interface API a set of hooks that can or must be overridden. From Java official documentation A service is a well known set of interfaces and usually abstract classes. A service provider is a specific implementation of a service. The classes in a provider typically implement the interfaces and subclass the classes defined in the service itself. Service providers can be installed in an implementation of the Java platform in the form of extensions, that is, jar files placed into any of the usual extension directories. Providers can also be made available by adding them to the application s class path or by some other platform specific means. The concept can be easily extended to any other platform using the corresponding tools. In the Java Runtime Environment , SPIs are used in Java Database Connectivity JDBC , Java Cryptography Extension JCE , Java Naming and Directory Interface JNDI , Java API for XML Processing JAXP , Java Business Integration JBI , Java Sound and Java Image I O . See also Official Java API documentation http download.oracle.com javase 6 docs api java util ServiceLoader.html java.util.ServiceLoader class and http download.oracle.com javase 6 docs api java util spi package summary.html java.util.spi package http www.sei.cmu.edu library abstracts reports 02tn009.cfm Replaceable Components and the Service Provider Interface http www.developer.com java article.php 3848881 Service Provider Interface Creating Extensible Java Applications.htm Service Provider Interface Creating Extensible Java Applications Plug in computing Comp sci stub fr Interface de prestation de service ja Category Technical communication ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Fundamental to modern information architecture s, and driven by http www.webreference.com internet semantic semantic Web technologies, content re appropriation is the act of searching, filtering, gathering, grouping, and aggregation which allows information to be related, classified and identified. This is achieved by applying syntactic or semantic meaning though intelligent tagging or artificial interpretation of fragmented content see Resource Description Framework . Hence, all information becomes valuable and interpretable. Domain Since the domain of Content applies to areas of software applications s, document s, and Computer media media , these can be processed though a pipeline of generation, aggregation, transform many, and serialization see http www.w3.org TR xml pipeline XML Pipeline . The output of this can viewed in a medium most effect for decision making. The desired outcomes of content re appropriation are Seamless, Integrated, and Shared User experiences Software visualization Visualization Detection, Analysis & Investigation Personalization unique to the User Inbound or Outbound web syndication Syndication of Information Publish or Subscribe to Information Dynamically adapted output to Users medium Essentially to make information disparities transparent to the user computing user getting to the bottom line quickly. Areas of Use Content re appropriation is effective across the Content Tier , that is places where Content exists Identity & Directory Management e.g. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol LDAP , SAML & JNDI Content Management e.g. http jakarta.apache.org slide Apache Slide Content Systems e.g. File System s, E mail , Network share s, Storage Area Network SAN & Database Business Systems e.g. Enterprise resource planning ERP & Customer Relationship Management CRM Data Warehouse e.g. OLAP Internet & Web Services e.g. HyperText Transfer Protocol HTTP & Simple Object Access Protocol SOAP Instant messenger Presence and ... more details
About an Open Source software project the concept of mental unification in the novels of Julian May campaign Galactic Milieu Series Orphan date February 2009 Infobox software name Coadunation logo screenshot caption author developer Coadunation Project Team released 13 December 2006 latest release version 1.5.0.B5 latest release date 18 June 2008 latest preview version latest preview date operating system Cross platform platform any language genre license GNU Lesser General Public License LGPL website http www.coadunation.net coadunation.net Coadunation pronounced koh aj uh ney shuh n is an open source Java programming language Java based server. Coadunation is an Open Source project originally developed by Brett Chaldecott, located in South Africa. It is licensed under the GNU license and as such the complete source is available for download. Written completely in java, it is a cross platform standalone server, which serves as an environment from which a user can run daemons, web applications, web services, etc. The software was developed primarily in response to an inability to run non event driven beans within J2ee based application servers e.g. starting a mail server , as well as a general unhappiness with some of the EJB standards. The resulting application is Coadunation. Coadunation was first made available to the public on 13 December 2006 with the release of Coadunation 0.99.A1. The latest public version is Coadunation 1.5.0.B5 which was released on the 18 June 2008. This is considered version 1 and development has continued with version 1.5. Features of Coadunation include Distributed Environment RMI IIOP support Automated Deployment Cache Management Centralized Configuration Container Based Security Cosnaming Service Datasource Support Factory Object Support JNDI JMX Support Transaction Support Web Services Web Application Support Included Daemons Timer Daemon aka Cron type process HSQLDB Daemon Tomcat Daemon Message Service Daemon Jython Daemon A Java im ... more details
Hec y Cind , or Hajiye Jndi 1908 1990 , was a Kurdish writer, linguist and researcher. He was born into a Yezidi family in the village of Emen ay r near Kars, Turkey Kars . During World War I and Ottoman Armenian conflict, his family fled to Armenia and settled in the village of Elegez . Later on he lost all his family except for one brother to disease and massacre. In 1919, he was staying in the American orphanage in Alexandropol , and in 1926 was transferred to the orphanage in Leninakan , Armenia . During 1929 30, he was teaching in the villages of Qundexsaz and Elegez , and became head of the cultural section of the Kurdish newspaper Riya Teze in 1930. He also worked as a news anchor in the Kurdish section of Radio Yerevan . In 1933, he became a member of Writers Union of Armenia and attended the meeting of Soviet Writers Congress in the following year. In 1937, during Stalin purges, he was imprisoned on March 18, 1937 on charges of spying, nationalism, being a Yezidi and helping counter revolutionaries. After one year, several Armenian intellectuals campaigned for his release and finally he was pardoned, although was not allowed to work. By Alexander Alexandrovich Fadeyev Alexander Fadeyev s help and support, he was able to get back to his job. In 1940, he received his PhD in Kurdish folklore, and in 1941 the Armenian government, put him in charge of changing Kurdish alphabet from Latin to Cyrilic. The new alphabet was approved and published in 1946, and it was used in Kurdish education in Armenia, Georgia country Georgia and several Central Asian republics. In 1959, he was employed in the Oriental department of Armenian Academy of Sciences , where he headed the Kurdology section for the next 8 years. From 1968 to 1974, he taught Kurdish literature and language in the Oriental Faculty of University of Yerevan. He wrote and translated many books, among them 15 books on folklore and literature, 33 textbooks for schools, 19 translations and 7 books in Pedagogy . Books ... more details
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Interface JNDI computer security Security http java.sun.com products jce index 14.html Java Cryptography ... obtain a reference to the session bean s proxy object the EJB stub using JNDI . This alternative can ... Java SE clients, or when it s necessary to programmatically determine which bean to obtain. JNDI names ... MaheshKannan entry portable global jndi names ref ref http blogs.sun.com kensaks entry portable global jndi names ref class wikitable JNDI names Scope Name pattern Global java global app name module ... EJB Lite definition of a subset of EJB Portable EJB Global JNDI Names Singletons Singleton ... Major changes XML deployment descriptors Default JNDI contexts RMI over IIOP Security role driven, not method ... more details
in the Levant . Hajie Jndi was a Kurdish writer. He wrote the Help revolutionary roman 1967 , short ... 885.html Hajie Jndi at Great Soviet Encyclopedia ref Amine Avdal 1906 1964 was a Kurdish writer. He ... more details
refimprove date December 2010 Infobox software name Jetty logo Image jetty logo.png caption developer Eclipse Foundation latest release version 7.3.1 latest release date release date 2011 03 04 latest preview version 8.0.0.M2 latest preview date release date 2010 11 22 operating system Cross platform JVM programming language Java programming language Java genre Web server Servlet license Apache License 2.0, Eclipse Public License 1.0 website http www.eclipse.org jetty eclipse http jetty.codehaus.org codehaus Jetty is a pure Java programming language Java based HTTP server and servlet container Application server developed as a Free software free and open source project as part of the Eclipse Foundation . It is currently used in products such as Google App Engine , HP OpenView , Zimbra , ActiveMQ , Alfresco software Alfresco , Eclipse , Fuse Services Framework FUSE , Apache Geronimo , JBoss , Liferay , Apache Maven Maven and Ubuntu operating system Ubuntu citation needed date January 2011 . Jetty is also used as a standard Java application server by many open source projects such as Eucalyptus and Hadoop citation needed date January 2011 . Overview Developed as an independent open source project, in 2009 Jetty moved to Eclipse. ref cite web last Lieber first Adam title Jetty The Twelve Year Journey to Market Maturity url http linuxgazette.net 157 lieber.html publisher Linux Gazette ref self citation date January 2011 Jetty provides web services in an embedded system embedded Java application and it is already a component of the Eclipse IDE . It supports Web Sockets , OSGi , JMX , JNDI , JASPI, Apache JServ Protocol AJP and other Java technologies citation needed date January 2011 . History refimprove section date January 2011 Originally developed in the Sydney suburb of Balmain, New South Wales Balmain by software engineer Greg Wilkins, Jetty was originally a HTTP server component of Mort Bay Server Mort Bay being an area of Balmain. Jetty was started in 1995 and was ... more details
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