you should refer / re-use the methods of the SOAP-Gateway. By using them you
will have no API-Change from OpenMeetings version to version.
If you can separate the functions in an additional JAR File you should be
save.
You could try to use the Reflection example from the Crypt-Mode Manager to
have a simple but flexible way of switching between different Auth and
Database Versions.


sebastian


2008/11/4 smoeker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>
> hi there,
>
> i am actually evaluating the possibility to implement a LDAP -
> Authentification into OpenMeetings.
> Before starting i thought, it would be a good idea to make it a public
> issue - maybe there already is experience out there...
>
> i already implemented Ldap - Authentification into Java - apps, so the
> main point for me would be , how to integrate it into OpenMeetings
> without clashing with the built-in solution or another "in progress"
> solution...
>
> Problems could be the selfregistering mode, so i would like to
> implement the new AuthMethod additionally
> (Ldap call only takes place, if user cant be found in the database,
> Selfregistering only in the built-in database) and configurable (maybe
> as part of the Install servlet routiene...).
>
> Would be glad about any kind of "best practice" in regard of
> OpenMeetings, so as active help ;-)
>
> see ya
>
> Smoeker
> >
>


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http://openmeetings.googlecode.com
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