I think that would be very interesting. :-) I did some work with LDAP recently, and think that having something like SQL Maps for LDAP queries would be really useful. One thing I had problems with was that the attributes are all name-value pairs - like doing everything with Maps. ;-)
Semantically, I think it would fit - there is no concept of a mapped statement, but SQL injection is not really an issue, so escaping may be adequate. Query results come back in a similar way (name-value pairs), so that fits. It may actually be simpler because the names of the attributes are defined by the classes of the returned objects. Sounds cool! Larry On 2/11/06, Cimballi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'd like to know if there is already an iBatis implementation for LDAP > ? And if there is none, should it be interesting to have ? > > I've already used iBatis for database access, and now I'm working with > LDAP directories and I thought I should be able to use the same > logical architecture like for databases. > > What's your opinion ? > > Cimballi >
