How do I store a Java object in a file on the local file system using JNDI?

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How do I store a Java object in a file on the local file system using JNDI?

You can bind an object into a context, provided your object is a Reference or implements the Referenceable interface. The object is stored in a file called .bindings as a set of properties.

The following example shows how to store the object Member containing two Strings username and email.

Write.java:

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Member.java:

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MemberFactory.java:

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The .bindings file, located in c:\temp looks like a simple properties file:

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Author of answer: Joris Van den Bogaert

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