Examples of javax.naming.Context.createSubcontext()

javax.naming.Context.createSubcontext()
Creates a new context with the specified name as a child of this context and creates a binding for the name with the new context object in this context. This is analogous to creating a new lower level in a hierarchical naming system. @param n the name of the new subcontext @return the created subcontext @throws NamingException if an error occurs.

         {
            fromCtx = (Context) fromCtx.lookup(comp);
         }
         catch(NameNotFoundException e)
         {
            fromCtx = fromCtx.createSubcontext(comp);
         }
      }


      log.debug("atom: " + atom);
      log.debug("link: " + link);

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         }
         catch (NameNotFoundException e)
         {
            // OK
         }
         crtContext = crtContext.createSubcontext(tok);
      }
      return crtContext;
   }


   public static void tearDownRecursively(final Context c) throws Exception

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         }
         catch(NameNotFoundException e)
         {
            // OK
         }
         crtContext = crtContext.createSubcontext(tok);
      }
      return crtContext;
   }


   public static void tearDownRecursively(Context c) throws Exception

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        }
        final Context namespaceContext = selector.getContext(parsedName.namespace());
        if (namespaceContext == null) {
            throw new NameNotFoundException(name.toString());
        }
        return namespaceContext.createSubcontext(parsedName.remaining());
    }


    private interface ParsedName {
        String namespace();

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      JNDIUtils.createSubcontexts( servicesContext, serviceName );


      try
      {
         newContext = new NamingContext( servicesContext.createSubcontext( serviceName ),
                                         this.engine );
         LOG.debug( "Created new subcontext with name: " + serviceName );
      }
      catch ( Exception e )
      {

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      catch ( NameNotFoundException e )
      {
         LOG.debug("Creating SubContext: " + JndiConstants.CONTEXT_NAME_BASE);
         compContext = result.createSubcontext( JndiConstants.CONTEXT_NAME_BASE );
         LOG.debug("Creating SubContext: " + JndiConstants.CONTEXT_SERVICES_BASE);
         compContext.createSubcontext( JndiConstants.CONTEXT_SERVICES_BASE );
          LOG.debug("Creating SubContext: " + JndiConstants.CONTEXT_GLOBAL_BASE);
         compContext.createSubcontext( JndiConstants.CONTEXT_GLOBAL_BASE );
      }


      return result;

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         LOG.debug("Creating SubContext: " + JndiConstants.CONTEXT_NAME_BASE);
         compContext = result.createSubcontext( JndiConstants.CONTEXT_NAME_BASE );
         LOG.debug("Creating SubContext: " + JndiConstants.CONTEXT_SERVICES_BASE);
         compContext.createSubcontext( JndiConstants.CONTEXT_SERVICES_BASE );
          LOG.debug("Creating SubContext: " + JndiConstants.CONTEXT_GLOBAL_BASE);
         compContext.createSubcontext( JndiConstants.CONTEXT_GLOBAL_BASE );
      }


      return result;
   }

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            result.lookup("java:comp/env");
        }
        catch(NameNotFoundException e)
        {
            compContext = result.createSubcontext("comp");
            compContext.createSubcontext("env");
        }
        return result;
    }


    /**

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      Context envCtx;
          try {
            envCtx = (Context) iniCtx.lookup("java:comp/env");
          } catch (NamingException e) {
            envCtx = (Context) iniCtx.lookup("java:comp");
            envCtx = envCtx.createSubcontext("env");
          }
          
          String securityDomain = getConfig().getAttribute(SECURITY_DOMAIN);
          Util.bind(envCtx, "security/securityMgr", new LinkRef(securityDomain));
          Util.bind(envCtx, "security/realmMapping", new LinkRef(securityDomain));

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          throws NamingException {
        String[] tokens = parseString(name);
        Context startingContext = getInitialContext();
        for (int i = 0; i < tokens.length - 1; i++) {
            try {
                startingContext.createSubcontext(tokens[i]);
            } catch (NameAlreadyBoundException nab) {
            }
        }
        startingContext.bind(name, obj);
    }

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