JNDI and WebLogic Server
WebLogic 8.1 provides a SPI implementation as specified in JNDI Specification 1.2.1. This enables Java clients to connect to WebLogic Server using standard JNDI calls. Clients can get access to WebLogic name services and make objects available, as well as retrieve them, in the WebLogic namespace. The naming service implementation of WebLogic uses a JNDI tree. Each WebLogic Server instance maintains its own copy of the JNDI tree where the object bindings that resolve into this server and other servers in the cluster are stored.
A Java client that wants to access services of an object that's already been loaded into a WebLogic Server's JNDI tree would typically perform the following tasks:
Establish a context with the server ...
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