Alex & Emmanuel,
Thank you so much for your fast response.
>
> Ahhhh.... This is a toString() which expose this information ! I though you
> were talking about the filter syntax as expressed is RFC 2254.
> Ok, this is a debug information as explained by Alex :)
>
You are correct, I am calling a toString in my search method:
public NamingEnumeration search(LdapDN base, final Map env, final
ExprNode filter, final SearchControls searchControls) throws NamingException {
final StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
filter.printToBuffer(sb);
System.out.println("Filter = " + sb.toString());
. . .
}
I am converting the resulting filter directly to a SQL where clause. At this
time I am simply looping through [0] .. [9] and removing the annotations from
the filter.
>
> PS: We will be very interested to get your testimony about using ADS
> (what is it good for, which kind of problem you went through, which kind
> of solution it solved, such like that :)
>
I will be glad to write a testimonial as I begin to implement some of my
planned solutions. I have an ambitious agenda which includes:
Improved web authentication for my web users.
Single sign-on capabilities for my domain users.
An internal e-mail server, which will act as an e-mail document
repository for my LDAP exposed business accounts.
A LDAP backend for an Asterisk PBX phone system, which will give my
internal users an automatic phone extension and voice mail account.
Mind you, I have virtually no idea how to do any of these things, but that's
what makes it fun.
Thanks again,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
PS: My email is .com not .net sorry.
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