This is the most common format of URL for distributed applications, allowing you to specify the address to connect to a remote (or local) naming server. The format is:
iiop://hostname:iiop-port/initial-context
where:
hostname is
the host machine name for the server that serves as the name server
for your application. If omitted, the default is localhost.
iiop-port is the IIOP port number for the server.
initial-context is the initial naming context. This can be used to set a default prefix for name resolution. For example, if you specify USA/Sybase/, all names that you resolve with the context are assumed to be relative to this location in the name hierarchy. When specifying the initial context, the trailing slash is optional; it is added automatically if you do not specify an initial context that ends with a slash.
If you do not set this property, the default is iiop://hostname:2000/,
where hostname is the name of the machine that
you are running the client on.
