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The JNDI ENC standardizes how resources are obtained and used, so enterprise beans are more flexible and forward compatible.
The JNDI ENC is a default JNDI context whose root is distinguished by the java:comp/env directory, which is always available when an InitialContext is instantiated within a bean. The JNDI ENC is a very simple, common, and extensible mechanism for making any resource available
to the bean at runtime. EJB 1.1 deprecates the EJBContext.getEnvironment() method (it's an EJB 1.1 optional feature) and moves the environment properties to the ENC. EJB 1.1 also makes JDBC, JavaMail,
URL, and the JMS resource factories available through the ENC. In addition, EJB 1.1 uses JNDI ENC for accessing the EJBHome remote references of other beans. Access to resources and beans are covered in more detail later in this article. By using
JNDI as part of the bean-container interface, future enhancements of the specification will not affect bean portability; instead,
they will be added as namable entries to the JNDI ENC name space.