On Tue, Jan 02, 2007 at 07:41:32PM +0100, Stefan Seelmann wrote: > could you take a look what happens at the wire using Ethereal? Could you > record the request and response > 1.) when you click on "cn=Benutzerverwaltung"
I get the following from ethereal: - Base DN: cn=Benutzerverwaltung (should be cn=Benutzerverwaltung,o=community4you.de ) - Scope: Base - Filter: objectClass=* - Attribute: * - Attribute: objectClass > 2.) when you expand "cn=Benutzerverwaltung" - Base DN: cn=Benutzerverwaltung (should be cn=Benutzerverwaltung,o=community4you.de ) - Scope: Single - Filter: objectClass=* - Attribute: * - Attribute: hasSubordinates - Attribute: objectClass I looked at the responses generated by expanding "ou=system" and "o=community4you.de" and the distinguished names are different. When I expand "ou=system", the Distinguished Names sent over the wire contain the ou=system suffix. For "o=community4you.de" they don't. I'm returning my results as a List of SearchResult (converted to an ArrayNamingEnumeration). The javadoc of SearchResult(String,Object,Attributes) says that the name is relative to the search base, therefore I do not add "o=community4you.de", but only the relative DN. JXplorer handles this correctly. Hm, GQ also has a problem with this. I changed my code to always return the full DN and it works! :-) > Can you check if the schema is loaded? Right-click to the connection and > select "Open Schema Browser". The list on the left side of the Schema > Browser must contain elements (at least on the Object Classes and > Attribute Types tabs). You can also try to reload the schema. The schema is loaded and looks alright. My open-EIS translated schemas are there, the attributes look okay. Thanks, Tino. -- www.quantenfeuerwerk.de www.spiritualdesign-chemnitz.de www.lebensraum11.de
