Yes, you have my intention correct.  And it was a guess.  I very new to Spring. 
 The idea *seemed* reasonable.

I realize this is not a Spring forum and I do not want to abuse the mail list.

thanks,

Bryan

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From: Ryan Fox [[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, August 03, 2009 6:34 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [cas-user] Question about LDAP authentication

> > Can I attempt authentication to multiple LDAPs (i.e. chaining) so
> that is
> > the first LDAP doesn’t like my user/pass combination CAS will the
> next LDAP?
> > I think I should be able to do this just by having multiple beans in
> the
> > deployerConfig.xml like this:  Will this work?
>
> Maybe, but you shouldn't do it that way.  The Spring
> LdapContextSource
> can allow multiple URLs in the urls property, which is the
> recommended
> solution to your needs:

I don't think it is.  My understanding of LdapContextSource pooling is that 
it'll look for a URL that it can successfully connect to; not that it'll try 
each in turn until one returns an entry to the search query, which is what OP 
wants.

I don't know how to do that.  Multiple beans seems like a reasonable guess to 
me.

Ryan

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