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simple-jndi from group com.github.h-thurow (version 0.17.0)
An in-memory implementation of JNDI, so no server
instances are started. The structure of a root directory or a list of property
files serves as a model for the contexts structure. The contexts get populated
with Objects defined by .properties files, XML files or Windows-style .ini files.
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simple-jndi from group simple-jndi (version 0.11.2)
A simple implementation of JNDI. It is entirely library based, so no server instances are started, and it sits upon Java .properties files or XML files, so it is easy to use and simple to understand. The .properties/.xml files may be either on the file system or in the classpath.
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simple-jndi from group com.github.h-thurow (version 0.17.2)
An in-memory implementation of JNDI, so no server
instances are started. The structure of a root directory or a list of property
files serves as a model for the contexts structure. The contexts get populated
with Objects defined by .properties files, XML files or Windows-style .ini files.
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simple-jndi from group simple-jndi (version 0.11.4.1)
A simple implementation of JNDI. It is entirely library based, so no server instances are started, and it sits upon Java .properties files or XML files, so it is easy to use and simple to understand. The .properties/.xml files may be either on the file system or in the classpath.
simple-jndi from group com.github.h-thurow (version 0.18.1)
An in-memory implementation of JNDI, so no server
instances are started. The structure of a root directory or a list of property
files serves as a model for the contexts structure. The contexts get populated
with Objects defined by .properties files, XML files or Windows-style .ini files.
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simple-jndi from group com.github.h-thurow (version 0.24.0)
An in-memory implementation of JNDI, so no server
instances are started. The structure of a root directory or a list of property
files serves as a model for the contexts structure. The contexts get populated
with Objects defined by .properties files, XML files or Windows-style .ini files.
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