Hi Jamey, maybe you've found about by now, but anyway ...
I'm using jetspeed with iPlanet5.1 and went through almost the same steps that you described. > 3. when I try to create the example users (turbine, anon), my directory > says it encountered an object class violation. As you will know, object class violations occur when an entry does not conform to the schema of their class. For example, I misspelled an entry when I manually imported the schemas. Maybe you should doublecheck your schemas for spelling and completeness. I then imported the users and groups, etc. as follows: 1. log to iPlanet as "cn=Directory Manager"; 2. directory server -> tasks -> import databases; 3. choose jetspeed.ldif from the jetspeed distribution. > Are these example users or do they have some special meaning to the Jetspeed > code? It appears Jetspeed wants to bind as "anon" when I start it. As far as I have understood, the user "anon" provides the resources for the default page that shows up when the user has not logged in yet. The settings of the user "turbine" provide a template for the settings of newly created users, and the "admin" user is equipped with administration privilegdes, e.g. for managing users. > What goes in the objectdata attribute? Looks like some data that's base64 > encoded. I think the objectdata attribute is used to store a serialized hashtable with user-specific information. During execution it can be accessed via the rundata.getUser().get/setPerm() functions. Tâm --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
