From among the following choices, which is the best overall explanation of the primary use of Java's JNDI service?

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Obtain a reference to a remote object; such as an EJB

JNDI is a Naming Service; it is primarily used to assign a name to a remote objects

JNDI means Java Naming and Description Service, it can be used to obtain the name and$/$or the description of a remote object

JNDI is an abstraction $"$on top of$"$ Java's DSS $($Distributed Security Service$)$ and is used to obtain the so$-$called "Internal Name" of a distributed object