The complete online tutorial is available in an archive
so that you can download it and view it locally on your computer.
The archive contains
all of the source code and the corresponding .class
files for each example.
Go to
our Web site to download the tutorial.
Note: If you download the tutorial, feel free to make it available locally at your site. Please do not publicly mirror it to the Web!
Note: The format of the javadoc between JNDI 1.1.1 and JNDI 1.1 has changed. This tutorial expects the JNDI 1.1.1 javadoc.
On Unix, for example, create the following directories:
On Windows, for example, create the following directories:# mkdir jndi # mkdir jndi/tutorial # mkdir jndi/javadoc
# mkdir jndi # mkdir jndi\tutorial # mkdir jndi\javadoc
On Unix, use a utility that understands the ZIP format, such as jar and unzip:
On Windows, use a utility such as WinZip to unpack jnditutorial.zip into the directory jndi/tutorial that you've created.# cd jndi/tutorial # unzip -U /tmp/jnditutorial.zip
On Unix, use a utility that understands the ZIP format, such as jar and unzip:
On Windows, use a utility such as WinZip to unpack javadoc.zip into the directory jndi/javadoc that you've created.# cd ../javadoc # unzip -U /tmp/javadoc.zip