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JNDI is the directory which contains the list of objects
defined on the server. When the user requests for a
connection pool, the code would look for the object on the
JNDI and would get the requested connection pool from the
datasource.
JDBC is the one which does all the interactions with the
database. An application will lookup the JNDI to get a
connection pool for it to interact with the database.
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