| This exception is thrown when a naming operation proceeds to a point
where a context is required to continue the operation, but the
resolved object is not a context. For example, Context.destroy() requires
that the named object be a context. If it is not, NotContextException
is thrown. Another example is a non-context being encountered during
the resolution phase of the Context methods.
It is also thrown when a particular subtype of context is required,
such as a DirContext, and the resolved object is a context but not of
the required subtype.
Synchronization and serialization issues that apply to NamingException
apply directly here. |
