Hi Hajo, On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 11:52 PM, Hajo Kliemeck <[email protected]> wrote: > currently i'm building a LDAP facade (embedded LDAP server) for an > legacy application. I noticed the operational attributes that are > included in the LDAP RFC. I want to modify them to show up the > attributes to a LDAP visitor. I tried something like: > > entry.put(SchemaConstants.CREATE_TIMESTAMP_AT, > DateUtils.getGeneralizedTime());
Normally there is no need to set the createTimestamp and modifyTimestamp manually. They are automatically set by the OperationalAttributesInterceptor in the interceptor chain (I assume you use the DirectoryService interface to modify your entries). > but the LDAP server will not show up the attribute. Not sure if that's your problem, but operational attributes are not returned by default. The client must request them explicitely by using the attribute name or '+' to request all operational attributes. Kind Regards, Stefan
