Question: What is the purpose of WebLogic JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface)?

Answer: JNDI in WebLogic allows Java applications to look up and access resources, such as data sources, EJBs, and JMS destinations, in a standardized way. It provides a naming and directory service for locating Java objects.

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Developers use JNDI to obtain references to resources, making their applications more flexible and portable across different environments.

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