Name

InitialContext

Synopsis

This class represents the starting point for accessing a naming system. Typically, you set the value of the java.naming.factory.initial property (represented by the constant Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY) to the fully qualified package name of a factory class in a JNDI service provider. This factory class creates an InitialContext that is appropriate for the naming system you are using.

                  
public class InitialContext implements javax.naming.Context {
// Public Constructors
   public InitialContext() throws NamingException;  
   public InitialContext(
        java.util.Hashtable environment) throws NamingException;  
// Protected Constructors
   protected InitialContext(
        boolean lazy) throws NamingException;  
// Methods Implementing Context
   public Object addToEnvironment(String propName, 
        Object propVal) throws NamingException;  
   public void bind(String name, 
        Object obj) throws NamingException;  
   public void bind(javax.naming.Name name, 
        Object obj) throws NamingException;  
   public void close() throws NamingException;  
   public String composeName(String name, 
        String prefix) throws NamingException;  
   public javax.naming.Name composeName(
        javax.naming.Name name, 
        javax.naming.Name prefix) throws NamingException;  
   public javax.naming.Context createSubcontext(
        javax.naming.Name name) throws NamingException;  
   public javax.naming.Context createSubcontext(
        String name) throws NamingException; public ...

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