public interface NameServer
Because the name service is hierarchical, a lookup of an intermediate node will return a NameServer instance.
The following example is a simple use of the NameServer:
/dir-1/1 - where foo contains the string "foo-1" /dir-1/2 - where foo contains the string "foo-2" /dir-2/1 - where foo contains the string "foo-1" /dir-2/2 - where foo contains the string "foo-2"The root server might have a URL like:
http://www.caucho.com/hessian/hessian/name?ejbid=/So
root.lookup("/dir-1/1")
will return the string
"foo-1", and root.lookup("/dir-1")
will return the
NameServer with the URL:
http://www.caucho.com/hessian/hessian/name?ejbid=/dir-1
java.lang.Object lookup(java.lang.String name) throws NameServiceException
name
- the relative path nameNameServiceException
- if there's an errorjava.lang.String[] list() throws NameServiceException
For example, if the name server context is "/dir-1", the returned values will be ["1", "2"].
NameServiceException