2005/8/11, Jérôme Baumgarten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Yes, you can. There is an interface called 'ContextPartition' that you can implement. You could implement it to work as a proxy to other LDAP server.
You can generate ApacheDS schema classes from LDAP schema file using a Maven plugin we've created. And of course you can configure ApacheDS to load them when it starts up.
Trustin
-- In this PowerPoint presentation
( http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=1&url="">),
I've read that it is possible to use Eve as a proxy to an existing
LDAP server.
Yes, you can. There is an interface called 'ContextPartition' that you can implement. You could implement it to work as a proxy to other LDAP server.
The second step is a bit more complicated but it seems that with some
coding that should be possible. To make that off-the-shelf application
work my own LDAP using custom model and schema, I would need to be
able to "catch" incoming requests and under some conditions
re-evaluate search to return the correct results. According to that
same presentation, I believe that I should go for the Interceptor. Is
there any information available out there to help me deal with it ?
You can generate ApacheDS schema classes from LDAP schema file using a Maven plugin we've created. And of course you can configure ApacheDS to load them when it starts up.
Trustin
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