Hi Graham,
Ole Ersoy has worked on such a piece of code a while back. I think it
has matured in the Tuscany project.
Otherwise, you have to know that there is a Java schema containing all
the Objectclasses you need to describe a Java class, and to store a
serialized object. Not sure that it will fit your need.
In any case, as we are redesigning the JNDI API to be closer to what we
need, it will be a pleasure to include a Java<->Ldap OL-Mapping tool in
ADS project (OL = ObjectLdap, with Object-Relational-mapping in mind :)
Graham Leggett wrote:
Hi all,
Although not directly related to the directory server itself, I thought I
would ask here as the concentration of LDAP experts is high :)
Has anybody heard of a Java package that does object to LDAP mapping,
along the lines of Hibernate or Torque in the land of SQL?
In other words, I would like a Java class hierarchy of objects
representing LDAP objectlasses and LDAP objects.
If such a thing doesn't exist, would the directory project be keen to
adopt such a new piece of code as its home, if it were to be written?
Regards,
Graham
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Emmanuel Lécharny
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