On 11/11/04 9:36 pm, Relho de Couro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know how to define (in a LDAP schema) an attribute of any kind?
> I would like to create an attribute that supports any kind of symbol
> contained in a keyboard or even binary data.
>
> Example of values for the
ext Relho de Couro ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know how to define (in a LDAP schema) an attribute of any kind?
> I would like to create an attribute that supports any kind of symbol
> contained in a keyboard or even binary data.
>
> Example of values for the desired attribute
when using perl-ldap...
Any way to so a multi-sort with alpha and numeric?
For that matter, any way to do a numberic sort?
Hi,
Does anyone know how to define (in a LDAP schema) an attribute of any kind?
I would like to create an attribute that supports any kind of symbol
contained in a keyboard or even binary data.
Example of values for the desired attribute:
attr: { anything } + { anything};
attr: binary data
attr:
On 11/11/04 8:15 pm, Relho de Couro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It maybe a simple question. But I'm having some troubles with it.
> I'm using Net::LDAP::Entry and I'm trying to add an attribute with
> multiple values.
> Unfortunately, until now it didn't work out.
>
> A simple example:
Hi,
It maybe a simple question. But I'm having some troubles with it.
I'm using Net::LDAP::Entry and I'm trying to add an attribute with
multiple values.
Unfortunately, until now it didn't work out.
A simple example:
attr: value1
attr: value2
Just calling entry's add method multiple times does
