Niklas -
There are various examples in the release, and lots of stuff in the archives
about processing forms - this isn't really an LDAP-specific thing. I don't
have an example to hand, but if you do some searching in the mailing list
archives you should be able to find some help.
I'd be interested to see your LDAP handling code. There is an LDAP
logicsheet maintained by Jeff Turner which uses JNDI. I've done a fair bit
of work on it to make it more flexible, and these days it more or less
mimics the esql logicsheet for SQL databases. JNDI is not really the best
LDAP API, but it's the most readily available for Java. I didn't realise
that there was an OpenLDAP release for Java, or are you accessing it using
JNI?
Regards,
Tim Bentley
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Niklas Grunditz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, 5 June 2001 12:18
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: ldap-query
>
>
> Hello cocoon-users
>
> I am using c1.8.2, tomcat1.3.2 and Openldap release 2.0.11. I
> am doing ldap
> queries and it works fine. I catch the ldap searchresults
> with a template in
> my xsl-file.
>
> But.. i cant get it to work with my forms. I want to have the ldap
> searchresults in a html-form so that I can edit my
> ldapsearchresults and then
> post them to another file. I have the searchresults in the
> same template but
> I just cant get them into my form.
> I am looking forward to a syntaxexample or some other help on this.
>
> /Niklas
>
>
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