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A foreign JNDI provider represents a JNDI tree that resides outside of a WebLogic Server environment. This could be a JNDI tree in a different server environment or within an external Java program. By setting up a foreign JNDI provider you can lookup and use a remote object with the same ease as using an object bound in your WebLogic Server instance. In other words, you can access local and remote objects using a single WebLogic Server connection.
The main steps for setting up and using a foreign JNDI provider are:
InitialContext connection to the
foreign JNDI tree.
See Create foreign JNDI object links.
On start up, WebLogic Server attempts to connect to the JNDI source. If the connection is successful, WebLogic Server sets up the requested objects and links in the local JNDI tree, making them available to WebLogic Server clients.
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