Well, I found a very interesting message on google group that could help you :
http://groups.google.fr/group/comp.lang.java.programmer/browse_thread/thread/2cd78003c51f2560/e1b81def3fcb6396?lnk=stq=Binary+LDAP+Encoding+from+JNDIrnum=2hl=fr#e1b81def3fcb6396Can you check if it helps, and if so, give
Short answer is : no.To ellaborate a little bit more, MINA by itself is just a network framework. You can add a filter which will be able to decode incoming bytes, whichever encoding has been use, assuming that the filter has some knowledge about the encoding. Supose you send BER encoded messages,
raise JIRA issue?)
. Is it included in the list (I don't see it explicitly)? Could it be included in RC4?Regards,NGC
On 8/23/06, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys, we have made great progress since last bug parad (last week). 17 bugs have been fixed, 3 new bugs have been found
Great !Don't worry to much about the mailing list, we don't use [EMAIL PROTECTED] atm. So this is the right place to post.Extending the schema is a little bit complicated in this version, but it does not mean it's complicated.
Here are the steps :1) create your schema using OpenLdap syntax (which
that it's the Apache organization ;-)
Again, thanks for the help, I'll let you all know how I progress.
Cheers,
Craig
*From:* Emmanuel Lecharny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto
Ok, this is the third Bug Parade related to 1.0-RC4. We still have 12 bugs remaining, which may look likes disapointing, but we have fixed 3 of them while three new ones poped out. We have a target for 1.0-RC4 release, and this is september 1st. It's 6 days from today, and it means we should fix 2
Go ! go ! go !And we mauy also need a DIRECTORY20EmmanuelOn 8/25/06, Ersin Er [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi all,I will request one or more Confluence spaces from the infra for our
new site and documentation. There are a few alternative ways. Mysuggestion is that having a generic site space and two
Great ! We are close to be ok for RC4 !
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
JIRAs that really need to be fixed for RC4
--
* https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSERVER-309 : Decoder does no
give sufficient information about errors so the LDAP server can
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
I'm having bad luck trying to contact anyone about deploying this sar
plugin. It might just be easier to fork it for our simple purposes as
the apacheds-sar-plugin. It's got apache package names anyways.
This would take 3 minutes as opposed to chasing people around
I think we have a pb with maven.On 8/28/06, Craig L. Ching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I'm trying to build the new schema-archeytype maven target that Alexadded last Friday, but I'm running into a dependency problem.Mavencan't seem to
/06, Craig L. Ching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Emmanuel,
So just sit tight?Or is there some way to work around the problem? Cheers, Craig From: Emmanuel Lecharny [mailto:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 10:34 AM To: Apache Directory Developers List
RANTIs that dump supposed to help people like me ??? /RANTSorry, Stefano, nothing personnal at all ;) Thanks for the trick.I think that a plugin metadata has been updated lately, but that the pointed resource does not exist.
rant, lowercaseThis is something that happens quite frenquently, and it
Stefano Bagnara a écrit :
The problem is that you have apache.snapshot configured in the
repositories and someone published a new maven-jar-plugin
Yeah, I understand that :) But who ??? (the electric chair is ready,
with full power :)
with no dependencies to
Ole Ersoy a écrit :
Guys,
These build issues are really of our own Choosing.
Well, yes. I have to agree. But the point is that Maven development have
been so intense those last two years (the switch from maven1 to maven 2
brought so tremendous improvment that I really can't understand how
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
Hi Alex,
For bulk loads you really want to turn off synchOnWrite. After the
load is complete you can turn synchOnWrites on for data integrity.
It would be nice to be able to turn this flag on and off live without
a server restart wouldn't it?
Definitively. Another
Trustin Lee a écrit :
Hello everyone,
My apologies for closing the vote so late. Here's the result:
Trustin Lee: (9)
Champagne !!!
Emmanuel
Hi guys,for the third time, I modified some code which are in release (updated MINA headers for 0.9.4 release) because we are using svn:external in a branch, and those svn:external point to a release, not to a branch (and because I'm stupid, I must admit, but we should protect the project against
apacheds
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/directory/branches/apacheds/1.0 daemon https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/directory/trunks/daemon shared
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/directory/branches/shared/0.9.5 mina -r398432
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/directory/releases/mina/0.9.4 --- This
ok,try that :svn upcd apacheds/sar-pluginmvn cleanmvn installcd ../..mvn cleanmvn installIt may work.If it does not, just mail again, I have another solution.Sorry about the maven breakage... We are not totally accountable for it :)
EmmanuelOn 8/29/06, Craig L. Ching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So,
/06,
Craig L. Ching [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great, that appears to have done it for me, thanks!
BTW, what is the difference between trunks and 1.0-trunks? Is there one
you'd prefer I use?
Cheers,Craig
From: Emmanuel Lecharny
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, August 29
[X ] +1 Release ApacheDS 1.0-RC4
Just in time ! I think this is really a better version, some really
serious bugs have been found and fixed !
Go 1.0-RC4, Go !
Emmanuel
Ole Ersoy a écrit :
Brett,
Thanks for the info.
I put together some additional notes that I think are
inline with our current goals for the build process.
I still have to validate that this will all work as
expected, but I figured I would get the notes out here
in case anyone wants to get
I gonna auto-answer some of my questions, but it induces more other
questions :)
I'm playing with Maven an try to set my dream environment :
- I want two repos : one for jars, one for plugins : is it possible ?
Definitively. There is a repositories element and a
pluginRepositories one.
Quanah Gibson-Mount a écrit :
--On Saturday, September 02, 2006 2:05 AM -0400 Alex Karasulu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
--
Data Setup
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Wrote a simple tool to generate random values for descent sized entries.
The data sort of looks like this for a user entry:
[X] +1 release MINA 0.9.5
[ ] +/-0 abstain
[ ] -1 do not release MINA 0.9.5
Ole Ersoy a écrit :
I'm going to read this email as soon as the smoke
clears...
Nothing really complicated :)
The idea is to do a performance measure before doing some optimisation
on some part of the code, so Alex will have a clear vision of what kind
of performance improvment he will
Ersin Er a écrit :
Sorry, let me correct my sentence:
I prefer interfaces to classes for compilation purposes. ;-)
Yes, me two. But my svn message wasn't very clear :) Whay I tried to
mean was : Added a skeleton to avoid compilation errors ...
However, in this very case, LdapDN is really
interface :)
On 9/3/06, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ersin Er a écrit :
Sorry, let me correct my sentence:
I prefer interfaces to classes for compilation purposes. ;-)
Yes, me two. But my svn message wasn't very clear :) Whay I tried to
mean was : Added a skeleton to avoid
Hi gang,
we have started some discussion relative to ADS 2.0 on the ML, and it
could be good to be able to distinguish this thread from the other ones.
I suggest that we start all mails relative to ADS 2.0 by [ADS 2.0]
btw, this ADS-2.0 is not scheduled for a close future, let's say it's
Ersin Er a écrit :
Yes, I understood you intent. But I think LdapDN can also be an
interface extending Name. So we can clearly see what it adds to Name.
On 9/3/06, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So let say we have ( -- = extends, --O = implements ) :
interface LdapDN
, I think.
On 9/3/06, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ersin Er a écrit :
Yes, I understood you intent. But I think LdapDN can also be an
interface extending Name. So we can clearly see what it adds to Name.
On 9/3/06, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So let say we
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
Hi guys,
While waiting on the MINA vote I thought I'd build some pre-release
installers and see if we can test them. Note that these installers do
not have the documentation packaged nor the source but the final
1.0-RC4 release installers will have them.
Here
Trustin Lee a écrit :
I don't think we can't experiment with 1.1 or any further releases. I
thought we are rewriting ApacheDS completely from the number 2.0.
Yes, this is the case. May be my previous mail was not completly clear.
What I meant is :
- 2.0 is a complete rewriting
- 1.1, 1.3,
Trustin Lee a écrit :
Hi,
Yes, I know this is a very radical approach, but I think this is
mandatory to accelerate our development.
JNDI is an abstraction API for all kinds of directory services. LDAP
is a part of the list. From my experience, JNDI is not really the
best API to access
It has been very long time since we had the last build failure due tomaven but here it's again:
I think this is ironic :) The last build problem was 2 weeks ago...Thanks to Maven again !Emmanuel, who really think that every little thing I have already said at least 3 times regarding using remote
Hmmm...First guess is that ';binary' is not handled correctly, but not 100% sure.Can you fill - or complete - a JIRA with your problem?Thanks !*Emmanuel
On 9/4/06, Nikola Goran Čutura [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,I have downloaded RC4 and tested for the issue DIRSERVER-715 (certificate
Hi band,a question that has already been discussed many times by all the developpers on earth, but again, I need a shared vision.So : which convention should we use for interface names?Here is the problem :
I have a BindRequest class which will be extended using the decorator pattern to add
Good idea. But then I'm a little bit annoyed by the name
BindRequestImpl. So am I with the BindRequestDecorator which could
have been AbstractBindRequestDecorator, as we have AbstractMessage,
AbstractRequest, etc.
heh ok I'm not helping :)
Well, I have been a little bit to far :) Let's
I'm testing the last version. Adding 10K users seems to be *very* slow compared with the last version.And searches are slower two, by a factor 2. I can get around 256 req/s only, when I was able to reach 540 req/s (Sun jvm).
I have modified the cache size a little bit, and will try to find the
Hi Tony,I remember having had problems when trying to set SSL with OpenSSL when I first tried. Can you check this page and tell us if it works for you ? :
http://docs.safehaus.org/display/APACHEDS/SSL+EnablingThanks fro the feedback.EmmanuelOn 9/8/06, Tony Blanchard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi
Here is what we have to do to stream large objects :1- Decoder :When we read the user request, we decode it from ASN.1 BER to a byte[] or to a String, depending of the object Type. But basically, we get a byte[]. Whatever, we have two concerns :
A- if the length of this object - which is always
, etc. Iwould think the tomcat API's should be really good forthat--- Emmanuel Lecharny
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here is what we have to do to stream large objects : 1- Decoder :
When we read the user request, we decode it from
ASN.1 BER to a byte[] or to a String, depending of the object Type
Sorry, it was supposed to be sent to the ML, but I forgot to do a Reply-All.
So here is my answer to Ole :
Some though and enlightement :
Ole Ersoy a écrit :
Cool -
OK suppose we had a StateManager.
The StateManager has a decode method on it that reads a persistent file
and creates the
(Mail sent directly to me by Ole, because I made an error when replying
the first time - forget to Reply All -. )
Ole Ersoy a écrit :
Comments inline
--- Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some though and enlightement :
Ole Ersoy a écrit :
Cool -
OK suppose we had
Ole Ersoy a écrit :
snip/
Just a quick terminology clarification - when I say
cache I mean in memory representations and when I say
persisted I mean written to disk.
By directory tree I mean all the information that ADS
is intended to provide, regardless of precisely how it
is persisted or
Hi,
I spent some time this week to work on a new structure for codec.
Basically, my initial intent was to merge Snickers and twix, to avoid a
transformation. Another objective was to build a better Object hierarchy
which will reflect the LDAP grammar given in RFC 2251 and RFC 4511.
Last, not
Ersin Er a écrit :
Hi,
On 9/9/06, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sqnip/
- Twix : encoding 10 000 000 BindRequest takes 27 seconds
- NewTwix : encoding 10 000 000 BindRequest takes 192 seconds
snip/
Question : at what point good design is better than performance ?
Good
Ole Ersoy a écrit :
Emmanuel:
Each experimentation is warmly welcomed, if they can
bring some
solution
to a known problem !
Ole:
Word - I'll consolidate these discussions into some
type of design document, so that we have standardized
terminology / architecture use cases / and code
Stefan Zoerner a écrit :
Hi all!
I use ApacheDS 1.0 RC4 and have a question regarding FilterVisitor
from org.apache.directory.shared.ldap.filter, and related stuff.
I have programmed a simple interceptor which determines attribute
types most frequently used in search filters, and
Stefan Zoerner a écrit :
Thanks for your reply, Emmanuel! The strange thing is, that even for
cn, the OID is returned, if I use the eq (=) operator in the leaf.
Only if I use a substr expression like cn=Tor*, the name cn is
returned.
I think that the visitors are not called for
Hi,
this is really a good logo, but I'm afraid we might of copyrigth issues
with it, don't you think so ?
The comment on the change is:
Steve Z add matrix style logo, bit flow.
--
1. attachment:lar-mina.jpg
+
[X]: Stefano Bagrana's first logo (gray matrix style)
[X]: Julien Vermillard's fourth logo (MINA with two circles)
elecharny = [EMAIL PROTECTED], I think
Hi guys,I tried to run a checkstymle against 1.0-trunks, and it found a few problems.For instance : nlof4j-1.2.19 is still in use in mina-examples sub-project while all other projects use 1.2.25daemon-plugin and apacheds core-plugin use maven-plugin-api
2.0 while other projects use 2.0.1What
OT : One more reason not to keep e-mail of originla writters in the source;)Евгений, could you give us a little bit more information on what you are trying to do, and where is the code you point out in the code base? 'Directry Service' is a little bit vague, I think :)
Something like In project
Hi,Are you using ADS embeded into you application?If so, the partition class to use has changed lately, and may have to use this class : MutableBTreePartitionConfigurationinstead of MutableDirectoryPartitionConfiguration
Not 100% sure, but almost.Sorry for that, but we are still trying to improve
I do think so, but it was 3 days agoOn 9/21/06, Alex Karasulu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry to bother you about this Emmanuel but did you also apply this tothe 0.9.5 branch for ApacheDS 1.0?I just did not see a mirrored commiton 0.9.5 branch.Or is this bug fix not applicable to 0.9.5?
Евгений a écrit :
Hi,
Hi again,
Once again, soory for my English,:-)
I attached to this letter classes I've fixed. Unfortunatly, that fixes not aplly to new version of apacheds. I hope it will usefull for you. All my fixes belongs beetwen /*PATCH*/ and /*/PATCH*/, and I think that you
Hi Kevinyou will get the - long - list here :
http://dumkinta.notlong.com/EmmanuelOn 9/25/06, Kevin Hardiman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi folks,
I see that a new release candidate (RC4) is out as of September 5, and
wanted to know what changed between RC3 and RC4. The Releases link
points
[X] +1 Import Triplesec (as a separate subproject) into Directory
[X] +1 Release ApacheDS 1.0
Just try a :mvn cleanbefore compiling the project withmvn installit may - or not - workEmmanuelbtw, thanks, maven ! ;(On 9/29/06,
Bastiaan Bakker (JIRA) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSERVER-749?page=comments#action_12438736 ]Bastiaan Bakker commented on
Nikola Goran Čutura a écrit :
Hi,
Attached is LDIF file generated from JXplorer. I want to import this
file on
DS startup. However, it fails. I also try removing the first entry (com,
example) as it initialy exists but import fails all the same. I also
tried
adding 'changetye: add' but
Nikola Goran Čutura a écrit :
Hi Nikola,
I appologize, I did not express myself clearly.
it would be very kind to tell us which version of ADS you are using. We
have had many problems with the ldif importer on versions 1.0-RC4
I want ADS to import this LDIF on (first) startup as
So for, everything is perfect with the installer on my Ubuntu box.EmmanuelOn 10/2/06, Alex Karasulu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi all,Before releasing ApacheDS I've prepared some 1.0 installer images for
testing.Please kick the tires for a day or two and give us somefeedback just in case we missed
[ X ] +1 Remove naming from site and move it to sandbox
-- Cordialement,Emmanuel Lécharny
Hi Mat,On 10/9/06, Mat Lowery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently used the documentation located athttp://directory.apache.org/subprojects/apacheds/docs/users/configuration.html (specifically the Using Spring Framework section) to setup Apache
Directory Server 1.0 RC4.I got it working but I
Hi guys,we haved ha d a BOF (Bird of a feather) yesturday in Austin, TX during Apache Conference. Some Sun guys from OpenDS project were with us, and we have had a very interesting discussion. Here are the minutes we took (sorry for the typoes, I just did my best to get the important points, not
Do you know Geronimo requirement?Yep, but we eared yesturday that Geronimo may switch to java5. And
1.0 is 1.4 compatible.Emmanuel
Hi Mina folks,
as I was attending ApacheCon at Austin, I have had many interesting
discussions with some Maven peeps. It's really good to have those guys -
Martin Van Den Bemt, Jason Van Zyll, all theose 'van' something :) - around.
They showed me a very cool feature of Maven called Dependency
Hi !So far, you haven't done anything wrong. The warnings are just here to warn about the fact that, as we don't have declared any normalizer for sme attributes, ADS will just use a kind of Identity normalizer (ie, a normalizer that don't normalize :). It's always possible to declare some
: From: Emmanuel Lecharny
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: WARN: Attribute does not have
normalizerHi !So far, you haven't done anything
wrong. The warnings are just here to warn about the fact that, as we don't have
declared any normalizer for sme attributes, ADS will just use a kind of Identity
[X]: +1, Release
Emmanuel
Guys, this seems to be a perfect tool for us !
The licience is compatible (
For packages containing solely software licensed under the
GPL, LGPL, BSD/MIT (without the advertising clause), or Apache
Software Foundation licenses, the packaging work is licensed under the
same license as the
Ersin Er a écrit :
I do not have the env to build the project now but in my experience to
be safe you should do:
* non-recursive build the root
* build MINA
* build shared
* build the sar-plugin of ADS
* build root
:-)
Yeah, this is what I do, but, trust me, a newcommer won't be able to
Hi all,
it's actually impossible to build Apache Directory Server project just
after a svn co, with a clean maven repo (like a new user will do), for
some (unknown) reason, maven is looking for a missing plugin, which will
always miss, because this plugin is generated later :) (kind of
Using externals or using dependencies are two possibilities. My point was only to prevent project building breakage.Btw, I was just wondering if it would not have been better to simply deprecate the removed class and method of MINA
1.0 instead of removing them. What is the politic regarding such
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
Using externals or using dependencies are two possibilities. My point
was only to prevent project building breakage.
Btw, I was just wondering if it would not have been better to simply
deprecate the removed class and method of MINA 1.0
Hi Trustin,
IMHO, switching to Java 5 deserve a special number, and to follow what
has been done by tomcat team, it seems to be a good idea to switch to
1.5, just to be able to tell : the current version is using Java 5.
Now, I don't think that it is a problem to use an odd number like 1.5,
Trustin Lee a écrit :
On 10/28/06, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IMHO, switching to Java 5 deserve a special number, and to follow what
has been done by tomcat team, it seems to be a good idea to switch to
1.5, just to be able to tell : the current version is using Java 5
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
I thought I knew what was going on and could depend on the Linux way
of versioning however it seems they are changing things as well
lately. Take a look at this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel
Oh specifically look at the version numbering section.
This answer could be of some interest for Mina dev !
---BeginMessage---
On 10/28/06, Emmanuel Lecharny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IMHO, switching to Java 5 deserve a special number, and to follow whathas been done by tomcat team, it seems to be a good idea to switch to1.5, just to be able to tell
This answer could be of some interest for Mina dev !
---BeginMessage---
I thought I knew what was going on and could depend on the Linux way of
versioning however it seems they are changing things as well lately.
Take a look at this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel
Alex
---End
This answer could be of some interest for Mina dev !
---BeginMessage---
Hi Trustin,
IMHO, switching to Java 5 deserve a special number, and to follow what
has been done by tomcat team, it seems to be a good idea to switch to
1.5, just to be able to tell : the current version is using Java 5.
Ole,
seems pretty cool, and I must admit that it's somehow rare that somebody
put some specs before coding !!! (unless you already coded it and
retro-engineered it ;)
What about putting this doco on cwiki? We have a space for ADS 1.1
where we can put some doco, which will not been lost in
Trustin Lee a écrit :
Some consider bumping the minor number several notches from say a 1.0
to a
1.5 for example to connotate a change in platform like switching from JDK
1.4 to JDK 5.0. This is also an acceptable tactic to employ.
I would rather start from 2.1 than from 1.5 because it shows
Trustin Lee a écrit :
Actually, I talked about using 1.9 with Alex before, and he said that
'9' is
not the last number and we might have '999'. I think that's the point I
started to get crazy about this issue. :D
Alex is right... The last number on my computer is not '9', it's 'F' ;)
I
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
You know guys I totally forgot to make any announcements on freshmeat
or on the server side about the 1.0 certified release.
Should we do this anyway even though it's old news by now?
Alex
Go for it.
Hi,for those of you who are interested on Java evolution, and especially about which Java version we should support (no, I don't want to start another thread about numbering/versionning :), here is an interesting article :
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Interviews/elliott_qa.html
I forward this mail to the mailing list, because I think that some other
users may be interested in having an answer to this kind of problem
---BeginMessage---
Hi Emmauel,
I am a new on ApacheDS and working on
a project that needs to extend the LDAP schema of ApacheDS 1.0. I am trying
to build
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi Emmauel,
Hi, Jackie,
first, sorry for the badly outdated site :( You are right, it mention
maven 1.0, when we are currently using maven 2.0.
And thanks for using ADS :)
Ok, now, I assume you have the latest 1.0 version sources. Where did
you take them
Tony Thompson a écrit :
I have tried this:
http://directory.apache.org/subprojects/apacheds/docs/users/plugin.html
and this:
http://docs.safehaus.org/display/APACHEDS/Custom+Schema
The latest version is here :
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/DIRxSRVx10/Custom+Schema
I just
-Original Message-
From: Emmanuel Lecharny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 4:50 PM
To: Apache Directory Developers List
Subject: Re: Generating a custom schema
Tony Thompson a écrit :
I have tried this:
http://directory.apache.org/subprojects/apacheds
Paul Chen a écrit :
Folks,
Can you advice where to find the SVN revision number of the bugfix of
this particular fix?
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRMINA-245?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.ext.subversion:subversion-commits-tabpanel
Thanks a bunch
Paul
Revision 441365
Author:
Norval Hope a écrit :
On reading your earlier email, perhaps you patched 1.0 but not 1.1, or
did you mean both had been pacthed?
Both are patched ... Took time, especially to remove a lot of waring in
shared/ldap !!!
Emmanuel
Hi Danny,sorry, you sent your mail on november 1st, which was a day off in many countries ... And your last mail went directly through the Moderator !Yes, naming has been sandboxed, since nobody has added a line for more than one year (AFAIR). Do you want to ressucissate it ? If so, yes, we will
On 11/2/06, Alex Karasulu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ersin Er wrote:snip/ How can we map Attributes to SQL model?There are probably a few ways to do this but some will be much fasterhowever the faster it is the uglier it will be.One way is to have one big table with the following columns:
1). ENTRY
Hi Ole,On 11/2/06, Ole Ersoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ersin,snip/Personally I need to be able to go between an LDAPformat, XML Schema format, and a relational format.This will be possible really soon, at least from ldap to XML. Pam is writting a DSML codec, so you will be able to extract data
On 11/2/06, Ole Ersoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Emmanuel,How did you get the sexy vertical lines in the reply?Way better than all the gmail do it for me :)
Are you using thunderbird?yes, but not in office. --- Emmanuel Lecharny
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Ole, On 11/2/06, Ole Ersoy [EMAIL
Hey, Stefan ! yeah, I saw IDS used with a 70 000 000 entries database. Pretty impressive :)EmmanuelOn 11/2/06, Stefan Zoerner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Ersin Er wrote: I need some advice on implementing a partition for ADS based on the
relational model and using SQL or Hibernate or JPA, or
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