Hi Dev, I'm currently looking at the OpenLDAP Schema for creating schema files to be bundled with the Schema Editor plugin.
Looking at the Matching Rules, I've seen that Apache DS implements Matching Rules that OpenLDAP does not implement and vice versa. I thought someone could be interested by a comparison. Here are the MR that Apache DS implements and not OpenLDAP: - bigIntegerMatch - caseIgnoreListMatch - caseIgnoreListSubstringsMatch - directoryStringFirstComponentMatch - exactDnAsStringMatch - jdbmStringMatch - nameOrNumericMatch - numericOidMatch - objectClassTypeMatch - presentationAddressMatch - protocolInformationMatch - ruleIdMatch - supDITStructureRuleMatch Here are the MR that OpenLDAP implements and not Apache DS: - UUIDMatch - UUIDOrderingMatch - caseExactIA5SubstringsMatch - certificateExactMatch - certificateMatch - integerBitAndMatch - integerBitOrMatch - numericStringOrderingMatch - octetStringSubstringsMatch - rdnMatch I've also seen that Apache DS does not give any description for the Syntaxes, it could be interested to have a description for each syntax instead of just the OID. WDYT ? Regards, P-A
