Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:

Alex Karasulu a écrit :

Emmanuel you had one of these slated for RC1 but I think both are pretty severe issues that impact ApacheDS' 2251 compliance in a major way.


That's true. In my mind DIREVE-276 is more important than DIREVE-277. We have to switch those two issues from the bug list.

As a side discussion to this thread we should probably discussion whether or not we want both these issues resolved before RC1.


As I said, I now think that DIREVE-276 is a must for RC1. DIREVE-277 could wait a little bit.


Here's a quick summary of each issue:

DIREVE-276:
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A search filter with a superior objectClass (objectClass=person) does not match for entries of the subordinate objectClass (objectClass=organizationalPerson) if the entry does not contain all ancestors as values in the objectClass attribute. Right now it is legal for me to create an entry that is just an inetOrgPerson without including organizationalPerson, person and top within the objectClass attribute. I don't know if this is legal according to 2251 after several passes. My impression has been that this is valid since all superior objectClasses are implied. Can anyone confirm this?


RFC 2251, 3.2.1, §4 : "When creating an entry or adding an objectClass value to an entry, all superclasses of the named classes are implicitly added as well if not already present..."

So we must create the missiong object class. This should not be a big deal, as we have all needed informations in the registry.

DIREVE-277:
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This is a similar problem. A search filter with a superior attributeType will not match subtypes with the same value. So for example (name=Alex) will not match an entry in scope with attribute givenName with value of 'Alex'. Again this effects search semantics where we are clearly not compatible with 2251.


I think that it's not very clear that we should consider this a major bug which has to be fixed before 1.0-RC1. I never saw anybody searching for name=XXX in place of sn=XXX, even if sn inherits from name. wdyt ?


Yeah it's generally bad form to do that especially with name. It's like saying to a jvm, hey print out all your objects. However it is possible and not so bad if you are taking advantage of hierarchy / inheritance conservatively. IMHO I don't think we should make presumptions about usage.

DIREVE-276 is pretty much done btw. 277 might not take much time actually. Let me look at it some more tomorrow after some rest. If it's going to take days to do I won't mess with it.

Laters,
Alex

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