JNDI SERVICE PROVIDERS
The JNDI Service Provider Interface (SPI)
provides the means by which naming and directory services are integrated
into the JNDI framework.
Applications using the JNDI API may -- without modification --
access all of these services.
In addition, because names in JNDI may span multiple namespaces,
the SPI enables service provider implementations
to cooperate in completing clients' JNDI operations.
This is a preliminary list of service providers that are publicly
available.
To have your provider added to this list, please contact
us at jndi-business@java.sun.com.
 JNDI 1.2 service providers
- JNDI 1.1 service providers
A Note on Compatibility:
In general, you should only use JNDI 1.2 service providers with
JNDI 1.2 class libraries, and only use JNDI 1.1 service providers with
JNDI 1.1 class libraries. See
JNDI 1.2 Compatibility for details.
JNDI 1.2 Service Providers
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LDAP
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1.2.4 maintenance release of Sun's LDAP service provider, supporting
versions 2 and 3 of the LDAP protocol. |
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COS Naming |
1.2.1 maintenance release of Sun's service provider for COS Naming, providing
access to CORBA naming services through the standard JNDI interface. |
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RMI Registry |
1.2.1 maintenance release of Sun's service provider for the RMI Registry. |
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NIS |
1.2.1 maintenance release of Sun's service provider for NIS, the Network
Information Service (formerly known as YP). |
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DSML v1 |
1.2 FCS release of Sun's service provider for the
Directory
Services Markup Language (DSML) v1.0. |
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DSML v2 |
Early access release of Sun's service providers for the
Directory
Services Markup Language (DSML) v2.0. |
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DNS
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1.2 FCS release of Sun's service provider for the Domain Name System (DNS). |
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File System |
1.2 Beta 3 release of Sun's service provider for accessing
the file system. |
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MirrorJNDI |
Smardec's open source (LGPL) JNDI service provider
for accessing arbitrary Java objects
in a hierarchical namespace. Allows to create full copy of existing
service provider's data, serialize it (XML or binary) and then work
with local copy. |
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Novell |
For access to the industry-leading directory service NDS, and
to NetWare 3X's Bindery, the Novell File Systems, and other
Novell services such as Extended NCP, etc. |
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Windows Registry
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Cogent Logic Corporation's
JNDI service provider for accessing the Windows registry
on Windows XP/2000/NT/Me/9x. |
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JNDI2R |
Scand's JNDI service provider for accessing the Windows registry on Windows XP/2000/NT/Me/9x. |
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XNam
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Ervacon's JNDI service
provider that reads naming information from XML files using the JSR-57
schema (long-term JavaBeans persistence). |
Stibium  |
Provides JNDI naming and directory services, based on an xml storage and persistence model, that are accessible via SOAP xml web-services. |
JNDI 1.1 Service Providers
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LDAP
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1.0.3 maintenance release of Sun's LDAP service provider, supporting
versions 2 and 3 of the LDAP protocol.
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NIS
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1.0.1 maintenance release of Sun's service provider for NIS, the Network
Information Service (formerly known as YP).
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COS Naming
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1.0.1 maintenance release of Sun's service provider for COS Naming, providing
access to CORBA naming services through the standard JNDI interface.
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RMI Registry
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1.0 FCS release of Sun's service provider for the RMI Registry.
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File System
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Early access 4 release of Sun's service provider for accessing
the file system.
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Tengah
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The WebLogic Tengah SPI is a fault-tolerant, integrated naming
service for all Java application server services, including RMI,
JDBC, EJB, Events. Tengah includes toolkits for building custom
naming and directory providers.
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PNDS
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Personal Naming and Directory Service (PNDS) is a
naming and directory service embedded into a smart card. It provides
roaming users with a secure, personal and portable naming and
directory service. In order to access the gemplus-developer Web site,
you must first register (for free) at
http://www.gemplus.fr/developers/public/registration/register.htm.
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