Is this valid implementation of ServiceLocator pattern in java?

I have an existential doubt. I saw an implementation of ServiceLocator pattern in C++ in some blog (Service Locator). So, I'm trying to extend the same implementation on Java SE (without any other auxiliar framework). See below the code.

My question: Is that a valid implementation for the ServiceLocator pattern in java?. If not is the case, what could be the most simple (example) implementation for this pattern in java?

/**
 * Where MyService1 and MyService2 are interfaces and MyService1Impl and MyService2Impl its concrete implementation.
 */
public final class MyServiceLocator {

private static MyService1 service1;

private static MyService2 service2;

private MyServiceLocator() {
    // No op
}

public static MyService1 getMyService1() {
    if (service1 == null) {
        throw new NullMyService1Exception();
    }
    return service1;
}

public static MyService2 getMyService2() {
    if (service2 == null) {
        throw new NullMyService2Exception();
    }
    return service2;
}

public static void initService1() {
    // Initialize Service1
    ...
    service1 = new MyService1Impl(...);
}

public static void initService2() {
    // Initialize Service2
    ...
    service1 = new MyService2Impl(...);
}

}