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Kasun Lakpriya updated DIRSTUDIO-644:
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    Attachment: persistence-tooling.tar.gz

- Here I have attached the work I have done during my GSoC program(2010) with 
my mentor Stefan Seelmann and Apache Directory Community.

- To continue working on this in Directory I have signed an ICLA and got the 
confirmation saying "ICLA has been filed".

- Current tooling still only supports the (1st) scenario mentioned above. 

> Object LDAP Persistence Tooling
> -------------------------------
>
>                 Key: DIRSTUDIO-644
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-644
>             Project: Directory Studio
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: studio-persistence-tooling
>            Reporter: Stefan Seelmann
>            Assignee: Stefan Seelmann
>         Attachments: persistence-tooling.tar.gz
>
>
> It would be nice to add Object to LDAP persistence tooling to Apache 
> Directory Studio.
>  
> The tooling should support two scenarios:
> 1st) Based on an existing directory tree and schema the domain model and 
> persistence code (DAOs) should be generated. The idea is to select an example 
> entry in the LDAP Browser, right-click, and generate the code into an Eclipse 
> Java project.
> 2nd) Based on an existing domain model (e.g. Java classes) an LDAP schema and 
> persistence code (DAOs) should be generated. The idea is to select a package 
> in the Eclipse Package Explorer, right-click, and generate the code.
>  
> A special challenge will be the support of object relationships, e.g. 
> Departments-Users-Groups-Roles-Permissions. In LDAP such relationships are 
> often implemented using hierarchies, DN references, or attribute references.
>  
> The main focus should be the generation of Java code. However it would be 
> nice if the code generators would be pluggable to make it possible to create 
> code for different languages (Scala, C#, etc.). It would also be nice to 
> support different persistence engines, for example plain JNDI, the Apache 
> LDAP API, or DataNucleus.
>  

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