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Setting JNDI Properties doesn't work

 
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If I set the java.naming.factory.initial and java.naming.provider.url properties in jndi.properties file, everything works fine.
But if I specify it in my program using the following code,

javax.naming.NoInitialContextException is thrown!
Setting the properties in command line (java -D option) also doesn't work.
What might be the problem?
 
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You may want use java.util Properties instead of the hash.
ex:
Properties prop = new Properties();
prop.put(the context...)
prop.put(the url...)
then use prop in your intial context.
Hope that helps
-Sri
 
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You may want use java.util Properties instead of the hash.
ex:
Properties prop = new Properties();
prop.put(the context...)
prop.put(the url...)
then use prop in your intial context.
Hope that helps
-Sri
 
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Originally posted by Sri Basavanahally:
You may want use java.util Properties instead of the hash.


That shouldn't matter. Anyhow, I have tried with Properties also, and it doesn't work either.
 
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Ok. Supplying the properties throgh command line or using System.setProperty() works.
But why setting the InitialContext is not working?
 
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