Hallo,
generally, it is right.
but, there exist jdbc driver for ldap (for example,
http://www.octetstring.com/products/jdbcldapdriver/). I do not use it, becouse I
am using the classical way (java ldap packages from novell), but I was view the
samples of jdbc way and I thing if you use it (jdbc), you can create datasource.

But as I wrote, I am using the classic way to access LDAP.

Best regards
Jiri

> LDAP, as the name implies, is a Directory Access Protocol.  As such, you
> cannot use JDBC to establish connections.  However, java does provide an
> analagous interface for accessing Naming and Directory Services (LDAP, DNS,
> etc) known as the Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI).
> 
> A good starting point to learn more about JNDI is 'Developing a White Pages
> Service with LDAP and JNDI' by Budi Kurniawan
> (http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/05/21/jndi.html)
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> 
> HTH,
> Ian
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> Is it possible to set up a DataSource for LDAP?
> If yes how can I do this? And how do I retrieve a
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