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Connection Lifecycle and Resource Management JNDI contexts rely on the Java garbage collector to reclaim memory and release underlying network sockets when objects fall out of scope. However, relying solely on automatic cleanup can lead to resource exhaustion in long-running services. Explicitly terminating a context ensures that dedicated conn ...

Naming Exceptions Many methods in the JNDI packages throw NamingException when they need to indicate that the requested operation could not be performed. Typically, you will see try/catch wrappers around methods that might throw a NamingException: try { Context ctx = new InitialContext(); Object obj = ctx.lookup("somename"); } ...