This is pretty easy as long as you've got an LDAP v3 compliant LDAP SDK...Hi Andre,What seems to be the sticking point? I seem to recall that it was1. where do I see if my APR has the ldap support included ? (I assume it hasn't)copy the file ./srclib/apr-util/include/apr_ldap.hnw to apr_ldap.h (or tweak one self from apr_ldap.h.in
Actually, I'd suggest specifying this in the project via an environment variable and documenting this variable.2. Where should the ldap libraries/sdk be installed, so they are found ?if you build from IDE best bet is to set an additional include path to the ldap sdk (this is then not project-related, so also other modules coan be compiled with this)
This is pretty simple too. Use the attached .def file (similar, but different than that for NetWare) and include it in your MSVC++ project.the LDAP stuff has moved into experimental. Actually, I would have hoped that someone would contribute MSVC++ projects for these and eliminate the need for questions like this. Things were to messybefore If I can get it building, then we might have one to upload ;-)making the *.dsp is only the half thing (attached); place them in ./experimental, with this you can already build util_ldap.so, but this should export some functions which mod_auth_ldap.so needs for linking, but I dont know how to do that... how can I tell MSVC to create en export file so that mod_auth_ldap links??
Except for having an obnoxious IDE (wouldn't it be nice if Microsoft at least provided text areas rather than text fields for editing fields that tend to be long in real usage?!?), there are a lot of similarities between Windows .def stuff and AIX's .exp stuff -- which are approximately equally obnoxious.
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Jess Holle
EXPORTS ldap_module util_ldap_connection_find util_ldap_connection_close util_ldap_cache_checkuserid util_ldap_cache_compare util_ldap_cache_comparedn
