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| org.glassfish.api.naming | |
| Uses of JNDIBinding in org.glassfish.api.naming |
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| Method parameters in org.glassfish.api.naming with type arguments of type JNDIBinding | |
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void |
GlassfishNamingManager.bindToAppNamespace(java.lang.String appName,
java.util.Collection<? extends JNDIBinding> bindings)
Binds the bindings to module namespace of an application Typically, to get access to application's namespace, invocation context must be set to appropriate application's context. This API is useful in cases where containers within GlassFish need to bind the objects in application's name-space and do not have application's invocation context |
void |
GlassfishNamingManager.bindToComponentNamespace(java.lang.String appName,
java.lang.String moduleName,
java.lang.String componentId,
boolean treatComponentAsModule,
java.util.Collection<? extends JNDIBinding> bindings)
This method enumerates the env properties, ejb and resource references etc for a J2EE component and binds them in the applicable java: namespace. |
void |
GlassfishNamingManager.bindToModuleNamespace(java.lang.String appName,
java.lang.String moduleName,
java.util.Collection<? extends JNDIBinding> bindings)
Binds the bindings to module namespace of an application Typically, to get access to application's module namespace, invocation context must be set to appropriate application's context. This API is useful in cases where containers within GlassFish need to bind the objects in application's module name-space and do not have application's invocation context |
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