Alex Karasulu wrote:
BTW I like the new modified syntax you now use below. I think I have to
get Groovy :).
Thanks Alex.
I have added support for modify ops to my little prototype. I am still
investigating on how a handy syntax for that would look like. As an
impression: This currently works (con is an LDAPConnection object):
---
// Adding a single attribute
//
descr = [ description: 'a singer-songwriter' ]
con.modify('cn=Heather Nova,dc=example,dc=com', 'ADD', descr)
// performing two operations atomically with one modify op
//
mods = [
[ 'REPLACE', [description: 'a singer-songwriter, born in Bermuda'] ],
[ 'ADD', [userPassword: 'secret'] ]
]
con.modify('cn=Heather Nova,dc=example,dc=com', mods)
---
My approach generally tries to imitate the original LDAP C API, and is
therefore not really OO style. But people familiar to LDAP will perhaps
like it ...
I have updated the wiki page, for those who are interested. Feedback is
highly appreciated, especially from Groovy confessors.
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/DIRxSBOX/Groovy+LDAP
Greetings from Hamburg,
Stefan
