It offers the application one interface for accessing all these naming and directory services. The Java ADSI package allows Java programs to access Active Directory based on the COM model. Although it can be used to access other directories, it is a Windows-centric solution. JNDI offers Java applications, regardless of whether they're running on Windows or accessing Active Directory, to access directories using the Java object model. For example, you can manipulate objects such as AWT and JavaBeans TM components, bind them into the directory, and look them back up without having to do any translation or deal with data representation issues.
Different directories have different ways of dealing with security.
JNDI allows for applications to work in conjunction with directory-specific security systems. Write to us, or subscribe to our mailing list . Inc. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Use . Privacy Policy .