Quanah Gibson-Mount a écrit :
--On Friday, December 11, 2009 7:10 PM +0100 Emmanuel Lecharny
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi guys,
just a question about how to handle a specific case. If someone tries to
inject an OC with an AT present twice in the MAY or MUST, what should we
do ?
For instance, we have :
MAY ( cn $ sn $ cn )
Should it be considered as an error, and rejected, or should we just
accept the OC ?
I think it should be rejected as an error. I should see what OL does
with such a thing.
Right now, ADS takes :
OBJECT_CLASS ( 1.1.1
STRUCTURAL
MAY ( 'cn' 'ref' 'commonName' )
)
accept it, and stores with this form :
OBJECT_CLASS ( 1.1.1
STRUCTURAL
MAY ( 'cn' 'ref' )
)
The 'commonName' has been removed, as 'cn' is already present.
I can change this behavior and generate an error too, if OL does that,
in order to avoid a divergence in Schemas.
Thanks Quanah !
