Using JNDI Registry Service to Locate Resources

The JNDI Registry Service enables you to build Java EE applications out of components such as EJBs, JMS, JSPs, and so on. Using the JNDI lookup operation, you can locate and access objects by name. To use these resources, you have to obtain a reference to them by performing a lookup operation in a relevant location in the naming system.

You can use the JNDI Registry Service lookup to:

• Locate local and remote EJBs.

  More information:

  Accessing Enterprise JavaBeans from Remote Clients

  Using Dependency Injection

• Access JMS resources

  More information: Accessing JMS Resources

• Obtain a connection to EIS using a resource adapter.

  More information: Using Resource Adapter to Obtain a Connection