[jetty-users] Does jetty support JNDI EventContext?

[Lin Ren]

Hi all,

 

Here is a question for JNDI EventContext, I have a tree like JNDI name, given it “a/b/c/d”, and I bind the name as below:

 

final InitialContext context = new InitialContext();

context.addToEnvironment(DEEP_BINDING_PROP, true);

Context contextNew = contextNew.createSubcontext(“a”);

contextNew = contextNew.createSubcontext(“b”);

contextNew = contextNew.createSubcontext(“c”);

contextNew.bind (“d”, new AA());

 

And now I need add a NamespaceChangeListener under “a/b/c”, I tried to do that as below:

   namingListener = new EventReceiversListener(this);

   EventContext eventContext = (EventContext)context.lookup(“a/b/c”);

   eventContext.addNamingListener("", EventContext.ONELEVEL_SCOPE, namingListener);

                                                                                                                       

But Jetty says “org.eclipse.jetty.jndi.NamingContext cannot be cast to javax.naming.event.EventContext”. Can anyone know how to do with that?

 

 

Thanks!

 

[Joakim Erdfelt]

I think you are the first person in the 21 year history of Jetty to ask
about javax.naming.event.* behaviors.

The Jetty implementation has no references to anything in
javax.naming.event.* so there's probably nothing that handles/implements it.

Post by Lin Ren
Hi all,
Here is a question for JNDI EventContext, I have a tree like JNDI name,
*final* InitialContext context = *new* InitialContext();
context.addToEnvironment(*DEEP_BINDING_PROP*, *true*);
Context contextNew = contextNew.createSubcontext(“a”);
contextNew = contextNew.createSubcontext(“b”);
contextNew = contextNew.createSubcontext(“c”);
contextNew.bind (“d”, new AA());
And now I need add a NamespaceChangeListener under “a/b/c”, I tried to do
namingListener = *new* EventReceiversListener(*this*);
EventContext eventContext = (EventContext)context.lookup(*“a/b/c”*);
eventContext.addNamingListener("", EventContext.*ONELEVEL_SCOPE*,
namingListener);
But Jetty says “*org.eclipse.jetty.jndi.NamingContext cannot be cast to
javax.naming.event.EventContext*”. Can anyone know how to do with that?
Thanks!
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