hi Juergen,
AFAIK its not possible to add a custom schema on the fly to the server using
directory service. To add a custom schema
1) One need to build schema-bootstrap (with the custom schema file) and then
bootstrap-partition (to include the custom schema in the server
statically)
2) Export schema as LDIF and add those entries to the running instance of
directory server
However there is a workaround to include the schema dynamically through
AbstractServerTest using the technique 2 as mentioned below
@Override
protected void configureDirectoryService() throws Exception
{
// usual configuration directory service you do
// instantiate the reader
LdifReader reader = new LdifReader();
// parse the schema file present in LDIF format
List<LdifEntry> entries = reader.parseLdifFile(
"src/test/resources/custom-schema.ldif" );
// let the directory service inject them during startup
directoryService.setTestEntries( entries );
}
You may wish to cache the parsed LDIF entries for performance reasons
HTH
Kiran Ayyagari
Juergen Weber wrote:
Hi,
any updates to this? Anybody got a working sample using DS 1.5.4,
AbstractServerTest and custom schemas?
Thx,
Juergen
Mark Derricutt wrote:
'lo
With the recent changes to AbstractServerTest in 1.5.4, how does one
register custom schemas now?
Under 1.5.3 I was using:
Set<AbstractBootstrapSchema> schemas =
configuration.getBootstrapSchemas();
schemas.add(new Smx3Schema());
configuration.setBootstrapSchemas(schemas);
where configuration came from the AbstractServerTest. It looks like the
test harness has changed a bit. I"m actually using TestNG to execute my
tests, rather than JUnit so hopefully theres still a way to handle this
easily.
Mark
He who started looking at ldap integration testing at the wrong time..
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