Class MissingContextException

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    public class MissingContextException
    extends NamingException
    Thrown when a naming context has not been found whereas its parent naming context contains a ContextRecord indicating that the naming context exists. This may happen in a distributed JNDI configuration when a naming context has not been locally created yet. For example if the context /A has been created on the server 0 and the context /A/B on the server 1. If the server 2 starts, it gets from the server 0 the naming context /A containing a ContextRecord named B. If a JNDI request is asked about B (e.g. bind /A/B/C) then the server 2 can't find the naming context B because it still didn't get the naming data from server 1. So a MissingContextException is thrown.
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    • Field Detail

      • serialVersionUID

        private static final long serialVersionUID
        define serialVersionUID for interoperability
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        Constant Field Values
      • missingContextId

        private NamingContextId missingContextId
        The identifier of the missing context
    • Constructor Detail

      • MissingContextException

        public MissingContextException​(NamingContextId missingContextId,
                                       CompositeName name)
        Constructs a MissingContextException.
        Parameters:
        missingContextId - the identifier of the missing context
        name - the composite name.