Aaron
Yes, I see what you mean. The source code for the ring DAOs doesn't
look too bad at all. I should be easy enough to write my own.
Thanks for all of your help.
David Malkin
On 3/9/06, Aaron Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right, essentially, you are going to have either modify the existi
Right, essentially, you are going to have either modify the existing LDAP
based SPI components or write your own. It is not that bad to write your
own if you use the existing ones as reference.
The security-atn.xml references the existing implementations and the
interfaces they implement (
org.a
Aaron
We are, in fact, looking to use an existing schema. Where should I
start looking for information about making the necessary
customizations?
Thanks
David Malkin
On 3/9/06, Aaron Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Firstly, the user you connect with to LDAP is admin/BlahBlah, but this may
> o
Firstly, the user you connect with to LDAP is admin/BlahBlah, but this may
or may not be a valid J2 user. Did you populate your directory with the J2
LDAP schema and sample data?
By default, the authentication will be looking for users of object class
j2-user I believe.
If you are looking to use
I am having dificulty setting up LDAP on Jetspeed2. Here are the
details of my situation.
1. Using Novell NDS
2. Installed binany "Jetspeed2.0-MultiDb-install.jar"
3. Copied "security-spi-ldap-atn.xml" to
"$CATALINA_HOME/webapps/jetspeed/WEB-INF/assembly"
4. Copied "security-spi-ldap.xml" to
"$CATA
