Hi, On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 18:46, Emmanuel Lecharny <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi, > > considering the problem we might face if we allow all modifications in the > schema, I would suggest we implement only a partial support for modification > in the server. > > First, we will have a dual mode for the SchemaManager : > - strict, used in the server > - relaxed, used in studio and in the API > > If the Schema is in strict mode : > - Add operations will be allowed for AT, C, MR, N, OC, S and SC > - Move operations will be allowed for AT, C, MR, N, OC, S and SC > Move? Just a rename or moving a schema object from one Schema to another? Both of them are unsafe. For unsafe operations we should be running a routine for checking relevant entries in the DIT. Or we should just reject. > - Enabling schemas will be allowed > - All other operations will be rejected (any operation done on DCR, DSR, NF > and MRU, all deletes, renaming, modifications, disabling a schema) > - We can't have two SchemaObject with the same OID in a specific registry > > If the Schema is in relaxed mode : > - all the operations will be allowed > I do not really know what's your intent with 'relaxed'? > - we will be able to inject more than one object in a specific registry > with the same OID > > Is that OK ? > > PS: We also need to add some listeners in the SchemaManager, Schema and > SchemaObject. > > -- > -- > cordialement, regards, > Emmanuel Lécharny > www.iktek.com > directory.apache.org > > > More to discuss after some answers.. -- Ersin ER http://www.ersiner.net
