Great thanks. My limited knowledge in interceptors would assume that :
1. I define my interceptor in the server.xml 2. Implement the BaseInterceptor in my class and put this in ApacheDS classpath Where should this interceptor be ? After the Auth interceptor or normalize interceptor ? Am I correct in assuming, that when my interceptor is finished - the normal "search" process to the backends proceeds and the data is automatically returned to the user i.e. the interceptor will not halt the normal flow ? --- Ersin Er <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 2/19/07, Harakiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > Hi, > > > i've read the guides on the apacheds HP, but im > unsure > > where to start - triggers seem to be right. > > > > What i want to achieve is - unauthenticated users > > search for a name (for example) - if the name is > not > > found in the repository/backend a trigger should > > create this entry with some default values and > return > > the newly inserted data to the requesting user... > > Current implementation of Triggers allow firing > events upon change > inducing operations only. Although we have modeled > Triggers for all > kind of operations they have not been implemented > yet. > > > Can this be done ? Where should i start looking ? > Has > > it something to do with interceptors ? Maybe > intercept > > the search, search through the API by yourself - > it it > > doesnt exist - create - after that the interceptor > > would call the "normal" search routine... > > You can simply implement this via Interceptors. All > of ApacheDS > services are based on Interceptors and for advanved > needs Interceptors > fit best. There are lots of examples in ApacheDS > code to learn how to > develop Interceptors. > > You may also look at some presentation materials > here: > > https://svn.safehaus.org/repos/sandbox/workshop/ > > > I greatly appreciate any starting hints where to > look > > > > Thanks > > HTH, > -- > Ersin > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. Try the free Yahoo! Mail Beta. http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/mailbeta/features_spam.html
