When a client application establish a connection to a SwiftMQ router, it first need to supply an InitialContext specifying the URL of the router and then lookup the ConnectionFactory object.



The SwiftMQ documentation states that for any JNDI lookup against SwiftMQ, each router in the network as a chance to answer the broadcast. Considering the ConnectionFactory lookup, if the object location is not set, then there is a chance that the ConnectionFactory returned could belong to a router that is not the one specified in the InitialContext at first.



If the InitialContext specify more than one router to connect to, how can the client application be sure to obtain the local ConnectionFactory (the one of the connected router) when doing the lookup when it does not know on which router it is connected to at this time ???



In other words, is there a special notation for the location part of the object naming which would mean "on the currently connected router" ? something like "plainsocket@localrouter" ;-)



Thanks in advance for your help