Jaka Jaksic a écrit :
Sorry for posting twice. I didn't want to rush anyone, I just thought that
my first post didn't get to the list, since it didn't appear in the archive
even the next day.
np at all !
Thanks for your reply, Emmanuel. After reading your mail, I immediately
found what I was looking for, I don't know how it escaped me the first
time...
Cool !
1. LdapProtocolHandler creates the handlers in a static block and
places them in an unmodifiable map, which prevents handlers from being
replaced.
This is false. Only the default handlers are static, but they aren't used if
proper environment properties are set.
Ah, may be... I didn't looked very farther, however, than default
initialization.
So to use the LdapProtocolProvider with custom directory implementation, all
I needed to do is this:
...
Hashtable env = ...
// map search request types to my own handler
env.put(SearchRequest.class.getName(),
MySearchHandler.class.getName());
env.put(SearchRequestImpl.class.getName(),
MySearchHandler.class.getName());
LdapProtocolProvider protocolProvider = new
LdapProtocolProvider(env);
...
I think this should be documented better, as it is very useful. I can
provide a Hello World LDAP example if anyone is interested.
You bet we are ! Better documentation depend on such samples, and people
like you producing them :)
This is OSS, and Open means Open to welcomed contribution from everyone !
Happy that you found your way through the code ;)
Emmanuel
